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Astor Theatre Perth

659 Beaufort Street, Mount Lawley, WA, 6050

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About Astor Theatre Perth

The Astor Theatre is a heritage-listed theatre on the corner of Beaufort and Walcott streets in Mount Lawley, an inner northern suburb of Perth. It opened as The Lyceum in 1919 and was remodelled in the Inter-War Art Deco style in 1939 to plans by cinema architect William Leighton. Saved from demolition by public outcry and refurbished in 1991, it now presents concerts, comedy, tribute shows and screenings in seated and standing layouts.

Getting there

Bus: Routes 950 and 67 stop nearby at Beaufort St Before Walcott St (Stop 12169) and Beaufort St Before Grosvenor Rd (Stop 12139).

Train: Mount Lawley Station on the Midland line is about a 15-minute walk.

Car: Parking is available in car parks and on the street around Mount Lawley but is at a premium on busy nights. Some bays are timed and paid, so check signage.

Accessibility

The stalls are step-free and wheelchair-accessible seating is offered in both theatre and concert layouts, but the balcony is reached only by two flights of stairs and there is no lift. The venue does not have accessible toilets; the nearest are outside the venue, within about 100 m. Contact the venue at hello@astortheatreperth.com before booking if you have access needs.

Access arrangements can change, so please confirm with the venue before you go.

Astor Theatre Perth: quick answers

How do I get to Astor Theatre Perth?

Bus: Routes 950 and 67 stop nearby at Beaufort St Before Walcott St (Stop 12169) and Beaufort St Before Grosvenor Rd (Stop 12139). Train: Mount Lawley Station on the Midland line is about a 15-minute walk. Car: Parking is available in car parks and on the street around Mount Lawley but is at a premium on busy nights. Some bays are timed and paid, so check signage.

Is Astor Theatre Perth accessible?

The stalls are step-free and wheelchair-accessible seating is offered in both theatre and concert layouts, but the balcony is reached only by two flights of stairs and there is no lift. The venue does not have accessible toilets; the nearest are outside the venue, within about 100 m. Contact the venue at hello@astortheatreperth.com before booking if you have access needs. Please confirm access arrangements with the venue before you go.

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