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We’re cancelling all shows and events until 16 June 2020, following the Federal Government’s latest measures to manage the spread of COVID-19 in Australia.
The evolving COVID-19 situation is a difficult and confusing time for all of us and we appreciate your patience and understanding while we have interpreted and implement the new social distancing rules at the theatre.
Whilst we are dedicated to staging wonderful shows and events for our patrons, the health and safety of our staff and community is our first priority.
Visit Council’s website for more information

Following the announcement of heightened Government restrictions on non-essential mass gatherings, Glen Street Theatre will be cancelling all performances and workshops coming up in April 2020. We will be assessing the months ahead and following Government advice closely.
Our top priority is the health and safety of our staff and community. These are difficult and unprecedented circumstances and we appreciate your patience and understanding. More info on our website.

Following sold-out performances in New York and Las Vegas, this laugh out loud romp will have you rolling on the floor, dancing in the aisles and begging for more.
P.S. We're the only Sydney venue, so book quickly! 22- 26 Apr. #50shades #musicalparody

We're excited to announce the hilarious (and sexy) 50 Shades! The Musical Parody is coming to Glen Street. This laugh out loud romp will have you rolling on the floor, dancing in the aisles. Head to our website to grab your ticket!

American Song written by Joanna Murray-Smith is a powerful one-man play tackling the difficult topics of gun violence, an exploration of love, forgiveness and parental responsibilities. 26 - 28 Mar.

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