The State Theatre Sydney is undoubtedly one of Sydney’s most renowned and iconic venues for showcasing film, theatre, music and a range of other performances. The venue has been the home of the prestigious Sydney Film Festival in 1974 as well as many other world-class acts and artists, having welcomed the likes of Shirely MacLaine, Lenny Henry, Cyndi Lauper, Julio Igelsias, Tim Minchin, Tori Amos, Shirely Bassey, John Legend, Dawn French, Whoopi Goldberg and Harry Connick as well as musicals such as Jesus Christ Superstar and Evita.
As a heritage listed building since 2 April 1999, the State Theatre Sydney is known for its exquisite, gothic, Italian and art-deco interior and unique building. Inside the theatre, you can discover features artwork and fixtures by significant Australian artists such as William Dobbell and Charles Wheeler. The Koh-I-Nor cut crystal chandelier in the theatre’s auditorium is the second largest on earth and weighs more than four tonnes. It has always been a socially and culturally important venue in Sydney and is steeped in cultural history.
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