Melbourne performing art venues
Melbourne has more performing art venues than any other city in Australia. The following is a list of venues and maximum capacities.
- The Butterfly Club (50 people)
- Festival Hall (5445 people)
- East End Theatre District venues:
- Princess Theatre (1488 people)
- Her Majesty's Theatre (1700 people)
- Regent Theatre (2143 people)
- Forum Theatre (Forum 1 - 1500 people / Forum 2 - 543 people)
- Comedy Theatre (997 people)
- Athenaeum (880 people)
- RMIT
- Capitol Theatre (600 people)
- Storey Hall (700 people)
- Palais Theatre (2896 people)
- National Theatre (783 people)
- Melbourne Town Hall (2492 people)
- BMW Edge Federation Square (450 people)
- Iwaki Auditorium ABC Centre (375 people)
- Victorian Arts Centre
- Sidney Myer Music Bowl (13,200 people)
- Hamer Hall (2466 people)
- State Theatre (2079 people)
- Playhouse Theatre (884 people)
- Fairfax Studio (376 people)
- Melbourne Recital Centre
- Elizabeth Murdoch Hall (1000 people)
- The Salon (136 people)
- CUB Malthouse
- Merlyn Theatre (520 people)
- Beckett Theatre (198 people)
- Tower Theatre (99 people)
- La Mama Theatre
- La Mama Courthouse
- Melbourne Theatre Company
- Summer Theatre (500 people)
- Lawler Studio (150 people)
- The Owl and Cat Theatre (seats 40 people
- University of Melbourne
- Melba Hall - Melbourne Conservatorium of Music (340 people)
- Ruskin Hall
- Red Stitch Actors Theatre
- Theatreworks St Kilda (160 people)
- Gasworks Art Park
- Gasworks Theatre (176 people)
- Gasworks Studio (60 people)
- Cromwell Road Theatre - Polyglot Puppet Theatre (120 people)
- South Melbourne Town Hall
- Arts House
- North Melbourne Town Hall (400 people)
- Meat Market
- Monash University Clayton Campus
- Robert Blackwood Hall (1598 people)
- Alexander Theatre (508 people)
- The Black Lung Theatre
- Chapel off Chapel
- Chapel (240 people)
- Chapel Loft (150 people)
- Forty Five Downstairs (150 people)
- St Martins Youth Arts Centre
- Main Theatre (348 people)
- Irene Mitchell Studio (100 people)
- The Store House (63 people)
- The Whitehorse Centre (previously the Nunawading Performing Arts Centre) (408 people)
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