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Princess Theatre

163 Spring Street, Melbourne, VIC, 3000

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What's on at Princess Theatre on TIX

Cape Ballet: Swan Lake
April 2027
Cape Ballet: Swan Lake Cape Ballet: Swan Lake
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Perth, Adelaide + 1

Past shows at Princess Theatre

About Princess Theatre

Princess Theatre is a landmark Melbourne theatre with seating for up to 1,500 patrons across the Stalls, Dress Circle and Grand Circle. Its original chandelier and many bespoke interior details remain, while a significant 2019 refurbishment prepared the building for contemporary productions without losing its historic character.

Getting there

Tram: Routes 86 and 96 serve the level-access Nicholson Street, Stop 10.

Train: Parliament Station is approximately 150 metres from the theatre.

Car: Marriner Group recommends nearby First Parking locations at 59 Lonsdale Street and 34–60 Little Collins Street. A short drop-off zone is available on Spring Street outside the theatre.

Accessibility

A ramp at the far-left Spring Street doors provides step-free entry to the Stalls, where four wheelchair positions have associated companion seats and an accessible toilet is available. There is no lift to the Dress or Grand Circle. Assistive listening devices are free to borrow. Book wheelchair seats or Companion Card tickets in advance on 1300 11 10 11 (option 2) or through Marriner Group’s access request form.

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

Where to sit

The Princess Theatre seats up to 1,500 people over three levels: the Stalls, Dress Circle and Grand Circle. The Grand Circle is the top level and its back rows are a long way up, so choose the Stalls, the Dress Circle or the front of the Grand Circle if you'd like to be closer to the stage.

Layouts change from show to show, so check the seating map when you book.

Princess Theatre: quick answers

What's on at Princess Theatre?

One show is on sale at Princess Theatre on TIX right now: Cape Ballet: Swan Lake.

How do I get to Princess Theatre?

Tram: Routes 86 and 96 serve the level-access Nicholson Street, Stop 10. Train: Parliament Station is approximately 150 metres from the theatre. Car: Marriner Group recommends nearby First Parking locations at 59 Lonsdale Street and 34–60 Little Collins Street. A short drop-off zone is available on Spring Street outside the theatre.

Is Princess Theatre accessible?

A ramp at the far-left Spring Street doors provides step-free entry to the Stalls, where four wheelchair positions have associated companion seats and an accessible toilet is available. There is no lift to the Dress or Grand Circle. Assistive listening devices are free to borrow. Book wheelchair seats or Companion Card tickets in advance on 1300 11 10 11 (option 2) or through Marriner Group’s access request form. Please confirm access arrangements with the venue before you go.

Where should I sit at Princess Theatre?

The Princess Theatre seats up to 1,500 people over three levels: the Stalls, Dress Circle and Grand Circle. The Grand Circle is the top level and its back rows are a long way up, so choose the Stalls, the Dress Circle or the front of the Grand Circle if you'd like to be closer to the stage.

How can I pay less for tickets at Princess Theatre?

1 of the shows on at Princess Theatre have Lasttix deals on TIX right now: discounted tickets released by the show, sold through its official ticket seller. Open the show page to see which dates and seats are included.

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