Entertainment, a show for all tastes and age groups inhabit the East End Melbourne Theatre District. The scene is set with Victorian grand facades gracing six theatres. A night out is fuelled by restaurants, bars and numerous dining options. Grab a bit, nibbles and post-show snacking is a given with footsteps passing hatted establishments alongside pop up cafes.

The Princess Theatre (1886) is an ornate domed beauty with a beautifully crafted wooden stage.
Enjoy the glamour of Her Majesty’s Theatre with its sleek art deco auditorium and contemporary orchestra pit.
Opposite Her Majesty’s Theatre is the Comedy Theatre housed in the restored Regent Theatre (1929). The chandeliers glitter as you enjoy world class productions.
The East End Theatre precinct is bounded by Spring, Lonsdale, Flinders and Swanston Streets. The beautiful 1839 Athenaeum Theatre is where edgy literary giggs and comedy shows are found.
Visitors focused on all things art pencil in the Melbourne International Film Festival. Scan the upcoming events to see what The Forum has to offer. The steep auditorium is a favourite for film buffs. You cannot miss The Forum with its splendid gothic facade.

IS THE EAST END MELBOURNE THEATRE DISTRICT EASY TO FIND?
The East End Theatre District, Melbourne is easy to find. Central city accommodation is a short stroll to the theatre precinct.
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