Our Venues | Crow's Theatre

A stage set resembling a luxurious nightclub or cabaret, with deep red curtains, ornate chandeliers, and tiered balconies. Performers in period costumes are spread throughout the space, engaging with both each other and the seated audience surrounding the stage.

A brightly lit stage resembling a gymnasium with a wooden basketball court. Five performers in red and yellow basketball uniforms pose in dynamic stances as if mid-game, with one in the foreground holding a basketball and preparing to pass.

A dimly lit stage featuring a central platform filled with wooden geometric sculptures. A man stands at a podium on the left with a projection screen above him showing a large close-up of another man’s face and the caption “Eric Schmidt | Executive Chairman, Alphabet Inc.” A seated woman observes the scene from the stage.

A stage designed to resemble an old, decaying parlour with large draped windows, a chandelier, and worn furniture. A woman in a robe stands at a wooden dining table speaking to a man in a bathrobe who sits with a contemplative expression. The atmosphere is moody and subdued.

A colourful stage with a glowing neon grid floor in pink, yellow, and purple squares. Seven performers are spread out across the stage, raising their arms in expressive gestures. The setting resembles a community centre or meeting space, with folding chairs and wall decorations in the background.

Guloien Theatre

With a capacity of around 200, the Guloien Theatre is the mainstage space at Crow's Theatre and hosts 5-10 productions per season. As a black box theatre, each show has the freedom to design a stage and seating arrangement that best compliments the production.

A stage set as a modern kitchen with a central island and wooden shelving filled with jars, books, and plants. A woman in a red top prepares food while speaking to a man in a hoodie, who stands on the right. Audience members are visible in the foreground and background.

A dimly lit stage with three performers standing on a textured, dark floor. One man in a beanie and boots stands on the left with hands on hips, another performer in work clothes and boots stands near a wooden crate, and a woman in a blazer and heels gestures while speaking. The background includes audience members seated in the dark.

A man and woman sit on a patterned rug, leaning back and smiling at each other, surrounded by a wall of stacked cardboard boxes with shelves and household items embedded. The set includes mismatched chairs, lamps, and personal decor, giving a cosy and cluttered atmosphere.

A dark, minimalist stage with four performers gathered around two white tables covered in microphones, cables, and small objects. One performer in the centre is lit by a spotlight from above, looking up with a serious expression, while the others are partially in shadow, engaged in activity.

Studio Theatre

With a capacity of around 90, the Studio Theatre is the home of Crow's productions and many In-association productions and rentals. This intimate black box theatre allows for the stage and seating to be designed to perfectly compliment the needs of each production.

Nada Ristich Studio Gallery

The Nada Ristich Studio-Gallery is a flexible space that seats 70 and is home to rehearsals, performances, readings, community events, and the creation of new works.