Performances, Functions, Weddings

Armitage Centre

Max: 351

The most recent addition to The Empire precinct, the Armitage Centre is a state of the art black box theatre space purposefully designed for complete versatility and adaptability.

~Armitage~ Centre

#About the
Centre

Opened in 2014, the Armitage Centre includes an impressive outdoor forecourt, relaxing foyers housing Hutchie's Bar, St Baker's Foyer and Geoffrey Rush Room upstairs. Within the unique flexible auditorium is state of the art technical equipment and facilities including fully retractable rows of tiered seating that can be easily stowed away to provide 400m2 of open space.

A true blank canvas, the Armitage Centre can be anything you want it to be, from a stunningly lit wedding reception venue, through to open plan conference or elaborate theatre experience. 

View Seating Plan
Photo by Joel Devereux

Photo by Joel Devereux

The Armitage centre set for a wedding with fairy lights

Dan Vonhoff Photography

Large audience enjoying performance.
Photo by Joel Devereux

Photo by Joel Devereux

Photo by Joel Devereux

Photo by Joel Devereux


#Virtual Tour

#The nitty gritty

Heritage Bank Auditorium Seating Plan

Ticketing Plan for the auditorium within the Armitage Centre.

Armitage Centre Technical Specifications

Armitage Centre Technical Specifications

You can also access all of our technical specifications, stage plans, lighting plans and CAD files from our online file store.

Online File Store

#Our Venues

Our venues each provide a different atmosphere and capability, from an intimate performance space to a modern function venue.

~Studio~

Studio

Performances, Functions
Max: 108
~Lawn~

Lawn

Performances, Functions, Weddings
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~Supper~ Room

Supper Room

Functions
Max: 70
~Lounge~ Bar

Lounge Bar

Functions
Max: 50
~Church~ Theatre

Church Theatre

Functions, Weddings
Max: 288
~Armitage~ Centre

Armitage Centre

Performances, Functions, Weddings
Max: 351
~Empire~ Theatre

Empire
Theatre

Performances, Functions
Max: 1561

Acknowledgement
of country

The Empire acknowledges the Traditional Custodians, the Giabal, Jarowair and Western Wakka Wakka peoples, where we work and present stories. We would like to pay respect to the Elders, past and present and to all First Nations peoples.

Artwork: We Are Yuree by Adrian Bauwens

Empire Theatre