Princess Theatre Brisbane

8 Annerley Road, Woolloongabba, QLD, 4102

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About Princess Theatre Brisbane

The Princess Theatre is a heritage-listed theatre at 8 Annerley Road, Woolloongabba, built in 1888 and described by its operators as Queensland's oldest standing theatre. After many years as a picture theatre, warehouse and church, it was restored and reopened in 2021 by the owners of The Tivoli. It now presents live music, comedy and performing arts, with capacity for 900 standing or 500 seated.

Getting there

Train: South Bank station is the closest, about 850 m away. Exit onto Grey Street, walk to Vulture Street, then turn right at Clarence Corner onto Annerley Road.

Bus: Mater Hill busway station is less than 200 m from the venue, and South Bank busway station is within 1 km.

Car: There is no on-site parking and street parking is limited. The nearest car parks are Princess Parking (not affiliated with the venue) and the Mater Hospital, with the Vulture Street and Queensland Cricketers' Club car parks (Secure Parking) also close by. Taxis and rideshare can use the loading zone outside Hotel Diana next door.

Accessibility

There are two steps from the street into the venue, and wheelchair users are directed to a wheelchair lift next to the Fables cafe. A reserved accessible section is available for patrons with access needs and their companions. Email accessibility@theprincesstheatre.com.au at least two business days before your event to join the accessibility list and skip the queue; Companion Card bookings are also made by email. The upstairs Gallery area is not wheelchair accessible. Assistance animals are welcome and some events are Auslan interpreted.

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

Where to sit

The Princess has a flat main floor and a tiered Mezzanine upstairs. The floor changes with each event: standing room for gigs, or rows or cabaret tables for seated shows, with up to 527 seats in theatre style. When the theatre was restored, the upstairs tiers were re-pitched and given a central aisle to improve the view of the stage. For seated shows the wheelchair spaces are at the front of the main floor; the Mezzanine has no wheelchair access.

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

Princess Theatre Brisbane: quick answers

What's on at Princess Theatre Brisbane?

One show is on sale at Princess Theatre Brisbane on TIX right now: Ballet of Lights: Cinderella in a Sparkling Show.

How do I get to Princess Theatre Brisbane?

Train: South Bank station is the closest, about 850 m away. Exit onto Grey Street, walk to Vulture Street, then turn right at Clarence Corner onto Annerley Road. Bus: Mater Hill busway station is less than 200 m from the venue, and South Bank busway station is within 1 km. Car: There is no on-site parking and street parking is limited. The nearest car parks are Princess Parking (not affiliated with the venue) and the Mater Hospital, with the Vulture Street and Queensland Cricketers' Club car parks (Secure Parking) also close by. Taxis and rideshare can use the loading zone outside Hotel Diana …

Is Princess Theatre Brisbane accessible?

There are two steps from the street into the venue, and wheelchair users are directed to a wheelchair lift next to the Fables cafe. A reserved accessible section is available for patrons with access needs and their companions. Email accessibility@theprincesstheatre.com.au at least two business days before your event to join the accessibility list and skip the queue; Companion Card bookings are also made by email. The upstairs Gallery area is not wheelchair accessible. Assistance animals are welcome and some events are Auslan interpreted. Please confirm access arrangements with the venue before you go.

Where should I sit at Princess Theatre Brisbane?

The Princess has a flat main floor and a tiered Mezzanine upstairs. The floor changes with each event: standing room for gigs, or rows or cabaret tables for seated shows, with up to 527 seats in theatre style. When the theatre was restored, the upstairs tiers were re-pitched and given a central aisle to improve the view of the stage. For seated shows the wheelchair spaces are at the front of the main floor; the Mezzanine has no wheelchair access.

How can I pay less for tickets at Princess Theatre Brisbane?

None of the shows at Princess Theatre Brisbane has a Lasttix deal right now. When a show releases discounted tickets, they appear on its TIX page as a Lasttix deal, sold through the official ticket seller. Subscribe to TIX to get them by email.