39 Burton Street
Darlinghurst, NSW, 2010

Winner of the 2014 National & State Awards for Heritage Architecture, Eternity Playhouse is one of most beautiful and unique theatres in Australia. The 136-year-old site has been meticulously restored and renovated to create a truly unique, stylish and welcoming venue plus state-of-the-art 200 seat theatre. Eternity Playhouse is an iconic building and is where legendary Arthur Stace began inscribing his one word message of 'Eternity' on footpaths for the people of Sydney.

Transport Information

Getting There
Eternity Playhouse is located at 39 Burton Street, Darlinghurst, NSW 2010. The venue is accessible by public transport: Museum Station is a ten-minute walk, Central Station is a five-minute bus ride, and the 389 bus stops nearby on Bourke and Burton Streets. Additional bus routes stop a short walk away at Oxford and Palmer Streets.

For drivers, discounted parking is available at Riley Street Secure Parking Station, a short walk from the theatre. Early bird and validated parking options are available; check online for rates and booking details.

Accessibility Information

Eternity Playhouse is wheelchair accessible with six dedicated wheelchair spaces integrated into the seating bank. Two chairs must be removed per wheelchair space. Wheelchair users enter via the main entrance; staff can assist as needed. The venue has step-free access to the auditorium, but the accessible bathroom is not specified on site. Patrons with mobility requirements are encouraged to contact the Box Office in advance to ensure their needs are accommodated. Raked fixed seating is present throughout the theatre.