Royal Exchange Salon Theatre - Newcastle, New South Wales

Royal Exchange Salon Theatre

Located in the heart of Newcastle, Australia, the Royal Exchange Salon Theatre is a premier performing arts venue that offers a unique and intimate setting for live performances.

The theatre is easily accessible from the city center, with a wheelchair-accessible car park and entrance. Visitors can also enjoy a meal or snack at the on-site restaurant, making it a great spot for a night out.

Specialties

The Royal Exchange Salon Theatre specializes in performing arts theater, providing a platform for local and touring productions to showcase their talents.

Some of the notable productions that have taken place at the theatre include musicals, plays, and dance performances.

Other points of interest

Some popular activities and amenities include:

• Live performances
• Wheelchair-accessible car park
• Wheelchair-accessible entrance
• Toilet facilities
• Restaurant

According to online reviews, the theatre has received overwhelmingly positive feedback, with an average rating of 4.3/5 stars on Google My Business.

Getting there

The Royal Exchange Salon Theatre is located at 34 Bolton St, Newcastle NSW 2300, Australia, and can be contacted by phone at +61 2 492 94969.

👍 Reviews of Royal Exchange Salon Theatre

Amy J.

5/5

Went and saw Haunted as part of the Newcastle Fringe festival here such a great little theater.

Bryan L.

4/5

Small park with so much to do. Access is daytime. Locked at 🌙 Birdie Beach is different

Sue M.

5/5

Pete & I had the pleasure to present our music at REx Salon Theatre last Saturday.
A unique venue for creative work.
Deane had fabulous lighting and was a master at mixing sound.
Hope to be back soon 🎶

Tony S.

5/5

Loved performing in this venue. Huge fan.

jayne M.

2/5

No disabled access or even the appearance that they thought about it. Shabby chic reminiscent of Glebe circa 1972. Seating was decent with nice groupings. Show was part of the local fringe festival and I am sure that was used to excuse the standard.

Julia M.

2/5

Went this afternoon to see The Sum of Us and absolutely loved the production. What we didn't like was that, after booking seats well in advance online, we arrived with 15 minutes to spare to find that there are no booked seats. We were relegated to plastic seats up the back with a poor view of the stage (I watched much of the action in the reflection in the window). There was nothing on the booking site to suggest that we would not get the numbered seats we chose off the plan offered on the site. Everyone paid the same for their seats regardless of whether or not they could see the stage.

Social S.

5/5

Really unique and intimate performance space. Got to see some great comedy fir Newcastle Fringe festival and would definitely love to go again.

Kathryn L.

5/5

Comfortable seating unless you get stuck of the curved part of the bench seats up the back. Intimate venue. Not an "accessible" venue. Intimate venue. Good projection equipment for film screenings.