19 - 27 Campbell Street, Hobart, TAS 7000
The newly opened Studio Theatre at The Hedberg is a state-of-the-art venue, ideal for a variety of performance formats.
This contemporary performance space can seat up to 300 audience members and the intimacy of the theatre supports the story tellers and artists presenting in the theatre.
Food and Beverage Offerings
The foyer bars offer a great spot to gather before a show. Guests can enjoy drinks from a selection of Tasmanian wines, cocktails, and snacks while relaxing in the cosy foyer nooks. Bars open 90 minutes before each performance.
Food and drinks are also available during intervals and may be taken inside the venue (excluding hot items). Please note, as a licensed venue, alcohol purchased elsewhere cannot be brought onto or consumed on the premises.
Image: Natasha Mulhall for Liminal Studios
This venue is wheelchair accessible.
Entrance
All public areas of the venue are accessible via a lift at the main entrance, situated on the corner of Campbell and Collins Streets, to the left of the stairs. The main entrance features automatic sliding doors.
Accessible Seating
This venue offers dedicated level-access and wheelchair seating in the stalls. Please contact the Theatre Royal Box Office on (03) 6146 3300 to discuss the best option for your needs.
Parking
Multiple car parks and street parking options are available near the venue. For more information, please visit the Theatre Royal website.
Drop-Off Point
Drop-off spaces are available on Collins Street, outside the entrance to The Hedberg, to accommodate wheelchair users and patrons with access needs.
Toilets
Gender-neutral, accessible toilets are available on all levels of The Hedberg. Both left-hand and right-hand transfer accessible bathrooms are available.
Baby Change Facilities
Baby changing tables are available within all accessible bathrooms.
Hearing Loop Description
A hearing loop is available to connect to Hearing Aids. Please contact Theatre Royal Box Office on (03) 6146 3300 to discuss your needs further.
Guide Dogs and Service Animals
Guide Dogs and service animals are welcome.
Multiple car parks and street parking options are available near the venue. For more information, please visit the Theatre Royal website.
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