Eternity Playhouse
Plan your tripBuilt in 1896, the Eternity Playhouse takes its title from the work of legendary Sydney artist Arthur Stace.
The heritage-listed building was restored in 2013. The former Burton Street Tabernacle is equipped with modern audio-visual equipment, as well as bar and catering facilities.
Contact
Getting Here
TRAIN
Museum Station is the closest train station and is a ten minute walk to the Eternity Playhouse. Alternatively, Central Station is a five minute bus ride away. Visit Transport NSW for more information.
BUS
The 389 bus (which runs between Pyrmont and North Bondi via Town Hall) stops close to Darlinghurst Theatre Company on the corner of Bourke and Burton Streets. Numerous bus routes also stop on the corner of Oxford and Palmer Streets, a two minute walk from the venue. Visit www.sydneybuses.info for bus timetables.
PARKING
There is no onsite parking and only limited timed street parking near the theatre.
We encourage you to use public transport when getting to and from Sydney Festival events. To plan your journey, use the NSW trip planner or call Transport info on 131 500.
ACCESSIBILITY
Eternity Playhouse is an accessible venue for all. Accessibility features include:
• Stair Free access for audiences from Burton Street
• Elevator for access to lower foyer and theatre
• Up to 6 Wheelchair seating positions
• A hearing loop has been installed in the main auditorium which operates only with hearing aids equipped with the telephone coil (T-Switch). If you require the hearing loop facility, please notify Box Office staff prior to the event.
• Accessible bathroom for Audience
For patrons with limited mobility or other access requirements, please notify the Box Office staff of your requirements when booking to ensure you are seated appropriately.
Events at this venue
Theatre
Jamie James & Victoria Spence
