List of theatres in Hobart

This is a list of theatres in Hobart in Tasmania, Australia. The Hobart City Centre has several theatres in continuous operation, including live theatre venues, picture theatres, a single multiplex operated by Village Cinemas, as well as several former theatres that are currently inoperable or demolished.

Name	Address	Opened	Seats	Use	Notes	Image
Avalon Theatre	52 - 54 Melville Street, Hobart	1890	927	films, theatre	Hobart's only 70mm theatre, commencing in 1966 with My Fair Lady. Taken over by Village Cinemas in July 1969. Closed in November 1976.[1]
Cinema One	86 Murray Street, Hobart	1955	256	films	Opened as the Tatler Theatrette on 28 July 1955[2]
His Majesty's Theatre	168 Liverpool Street, Hobart	1911	1,393	films, theatre	Closed in 1961[3]
Hoyts MidCity	117 Collins Street, Hobart	1982	1,393	films, theatre	Opened on 12 October 1982
Odeon Theatre	167 Liverpool Street, Hobart	1916	1,690	films, live music, theatre	Tasmania's largest single screen cinema[4]
Palace Theatre	28-32 Elizabeth Street, Hobart	1914	700	films	Now the site of the Mövenpick Hotel
Peacock Theatre	77 Salamanca Place	1970s	133	films, live music, comedy	Carved into the foot of a historic quarry at Salamanca Place[5]
Playhouse Theatre	106 Bathurst Street, Hobart	1864	220	theatre, comedy
Prince of Wales Theatre	85 Macquarie Street, Hobart	1911	1010	films, theatre	Demolished in 1987[6]
Rewind Cinema	12 St Johns Avenue, New Town	2022	150	films	Boutique cinema screening blockbusters, cult classics and childhood favourites from the 80s and 90s[7]
State Cinema	375 Elizabeth Street, North Hobart	1913	700	films	Tasmania's largest arthouse cinema. Includes 11 screens, roof-top cinema and bar
Theatre Royal	27-29 Campbell Street, Hobart	1837	698	theatre, comedy	Australia's oldest continually operating theatre,[8] bridged with The Hedberg in 2021, a world-class performing arts precinct operated by the University of Tasmania[9]
Village Cinemas Eastlands	Bligh Street, Rosny Park	2003	213	films	Includes 4 screens for 139 – 213 patrons and a sectioned off function area[10]
Village Cinemas Glenorchy	Eady Street & Cooper Street, Glenorchy	2000	727	films	Includes 4 screens for 126 – 291 patrons and a sectioned off function area[11]
Village Cinemas Hobart	181 Collins Street, Hobart	1976	432	films	Opened in 1976 as the West End Twin. In 1988 it was expanded to 7 screens and renamed Village Cinemas. Includes 4 traditional screens and 3 Gold Class screens for 186 – 432 patrons, Intencity arcade and a sectioned off function area[12]