About the Capitol Theatre
The Capitol Theatre Tamworth is a 402 seat purpose built proscenium arch theatre which is located in the newly built Centrepoint Shopping Complex.
The Theatre shares its foyer and bar facilities with Forum6 cinemas.
Theatre and Production Consultant, Richard Stuart was engaged to plan and oversee the fit-out of the theatre. With a hydraulic orchestra pit lift, automated winch flying system and well equipped sound and lighting rigs the Capitol Theatre is a great new performing arts venue.
Peter Ross was appointed by Tamworth Regional Council in January 2009 to run the theatre under the title of Theatre Director.
The Capitol Theatre Tamworth looks forward to becoming a regular stop on the national touring circuit and a well occupied theatre for local and regional events and productions.
The Capitol Theatre Tamworth is a 402 seat purpose built proscenium arch theatre which is located in the newly built Centrepoint Shopping Complex.
The Theatre shares its foyer and bar facilities with Forum6 cinemas.
Theatre and Production Consultant, Richard Stuart was engaged to plan and oversee the fit-out of the theatre. With a hydraulic orchestra pit lift, automated winch flying system and well equipped sound and lighting rigs the Capitol Theatre is a great new performing arts venue.
Peter Ross was appointed by Tamworth Regional Council in January 2009 to run the theatre under the title of Theatre Director.
The Capitol Theatre Tamworth looks forward to becoming a regular stop on the national touring circuit and a well occupied theatre for local and regional events and productions.
Capitol Theatre Tamworth is a proud initiative of Tamworth Regional Council.
HistoryTamworth has a long and rich history when it comes to the performing arts. With drama, choral and musical societies, the regional conservatorium of music, brass and pipe bands, a clarinet choir, several dance groups & schools and of course the deep veins of country music, Tamworth is has a vibrant cultural community.
The theatre takes its name from the previous Capitol Theatre, which stood almost in the same position and was demolished in 1984. Its façade fronted Brisbane Street in the same position of the Centrepoint car park.
Coming up!
Steaming
15 September - 16 September 2010
15 September - 16 September 2010
The play centres around six women from diverse backgrounds who meet regularly at a Turkish...
Tatiana Kolesova in Concert
22 September 2010
22 September 2010
The 2nd prizewinner in the 2008 Sydney International Piano Competition, this brilliant you...
Peace Train - The Cat Stevens Story
24 September - 25 September 2010
24 September - 25 September 2010
By John Misto, Peter Cox, Darren Coggan and Neil Clugston From an original concept by Pet...
Galapagos Duck
26 September 2010
26 September 2010
With its unique approach and extraordinarily wide popular appeal Galapagos Duck has beco...
ACO2
1 October 2010
1 October 2010
AcO2 is the precocious little sister of Australia’s most dynamic and critically ac...
Charmaine Wilson - The Spirit Whisperer
12 October 2010
12 October 2010
Meet The One: the most talented psychic in Australia. Her gift? Connecting the spiri...
The Carpenters From Kempsey
14 October 2010
14 October 2010
The Carpenters from Kempsey take you on a hilarious journey whilst reliving all the wonder...
Blood Brothers
23 October - 6 November 2010
23 October - 6 November 2010
By arrangement with Dominie Drama Pty. Ltd Directed by Stephen Carter Musical Di...








