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Theatre Royal Sydney

108 King Street, Sydney, NSW, 2000

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What's on at Theatre Royal Sydney on TIX

SIX the Musical
October - November 2026
SIX the Musical SIX the Musical
THE QUEENS ARE BACK! THE QUEENS ARE BACK!
Sydney

Past shows at Theatre Royal Sydney

About Theatre Royal Sydney

Theatre Royal Sydney is one of Australia’s oldest theatrical institutions, with a history dating to 1833. The current heritage-listed, Harry Seidler-designed theatre opened in 1976, underwent an extensive refurbishment and reopened in 2021; its program spans musicals, plays, comedy and other live entertainment.

Getting there

Train and metro: Martin Place and St James stations are about a three-minute walk; Wynyard and Town Hall stations are about ten minutes away. Martin Place Metro station is also about a three-minute walk.

Bus: Numerous services stop near Martin Place station, a short walk from the theatre.

Car: Wilson Parking 25 Martin Place, at 108 King Street, is the theatre’s closest recommended car park and connects to the venue by lift.

Accessibility

The main King Street entrance has level access, with lifts serving venue levels and accessible toilets on Levels 5 and 7. Wheelchair and level-access seating is in Circle Row N; the Stalls require stairs. A hearing loop covers the auditorium, and Companion Cards are accepted. Contact the Box Office for accessible seating advice and bookings.

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

Where to sit

Theatre Royal Sydney has two levels: the Stalls and the Circle. Every Stalls seat is reached by stairs, at least seven steps for rows R to T and at least fourteen for rows AA to Q. Some seats are sold as restricted view, depending on the production's set, and are priced to match; booking on the theatre's own site lets you check a 360-degree view from each seat. Step-free wheelchair and companion seating is in row N of the Circle.

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

Theatre Royal Sydney: quick answers

What's on at Theatre Royal Sydney?

One show is on sale at Theatre Royal Sydney on TIX right now: SIX the Musical.

How do I get to Theatre Royal Sydney?

Train and metro: Martin Place and St James stations are about a three-minute walk; Wynyard and Town Hall stations are about ten minutes away. Martin Place Metro station is also about a three-minute walk. Bus: Numerous services stop near Martin Place station, a short walk from the theatre. Car: Wilson Parking 25 Martin Place, at 108 King Street, is the theatre’s closest recommended car park and connects to the venue by lift.

Is Theatre Royal Sydney accessible?

The main King Street entrance has level access, with lifts serving venue levels and accessible toilets on Levels 5 and 7. Wheelchair and level-access seating is in Circle Row N; the Stalls require stairs. A hearing loop covers the auditorium, and Companion Cards are accepted. Contact the Box Office for accessible seating advice and bookings. Please confirm access arrangements with the venue before you go.

Where should I sit at Theatre Royal Sydney?

Theatre Royal Sydney has two levels: the Stalls and the Circle. Every Stalls seat is reached by stairs, at least seven steps for rows R to T and at least fourteen for rows AA to Q. Some seats are sold as restricted view, depending on the production's set, and are priced to match; booking on the theatre's own site lets you check a 360-degree view from each seat. Step-free wheelchair and companion seating is in row N of the Circle.

How can I pay less for tickets at Theatre Royal Sydney?

None of the shows at Theatre Royal Sydney 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.

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