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Eternity Playhouse

39 Burton Street, Darlinghurst, NSW, 2010

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About Eternity Playhouse

Eternity Playhouse is a 200-seat theatre at 39 Burton Street, Darlinghurst, owned by the City of Sydney. It occupies the heritage-listed former Burton Street Tabernacle, a Baptist church completed in 1887, which the City restored and converted into a theatre in 2013. Its name honours Arthur Stace, who chalked 'Eternity' on Sydney's streets for decades. The City hires the venue out for professional theatre seasons, performances and cultural events.

Getting there

Train: Museum Station is about a ten-minute walk.

Bus: Many routes stop on Oxford Street near Palmer Street, about a two-minute walk from the theatre.

Car: There is no on-site parking. Limited one- to two-hour street parking is available on Palmer and Burton streets, and the City encourages patrons to use public transport, walk or cycle.

Accessibility

Eternity Playhouse has automatic doors and stair-free entry from Burton Street, with lift access to the lower foyer and theatre. The auditorium has up to six wheelchair positions and a hearing loop, and there is an all-gender ambulant toilet on the lower ground floor. Two accessible parking spaces are opposite the theatre at 34 Burton Street. Contact the company presenting the show to book wheelchair seating.

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

Eternity Playhouse: quick answers

How do I get to Eternity Playhouse?

Train: Museum Station is about a ten-minute walk. Bus: Many routes stop on Oxford Street near Palmer Street, about a two-minute walk from the theatre. Car: There is no on-site parking. Limited one- to two-hour street parking is available on Palmer and Burton streets, and the City encourages patrons to use public transport, walk or cycle.

Is Eternity Playhouse accessible?

Eternity Playhouse has automatic doors and stair-free entry from Burton Street, with lift access to the lower foyer and theatre. The auditorium has up to six wheelchair positions and a hearing loop, and there is an all-gender ambulant toilet on the lower ground floor. Two accessible parking spaces are opposite the theatre at 34 Burton Street. Contact the company presenting the show to book wheelchair seating. Please confirm access arrangements with the venue before you go.

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