The National Theatre Melbourne

The National Theatre Melbourne is a historic theater that was originally built in 1921 as the Victory Theatre cinema. This cultural treasure was rebuilt in 1928 and converted into a 783-seat intimate auditorium in the 1970s.

The theater is home to the renowned Schools of Drama, Ballet and Opera, founded in the 1930s. Designed by architect Cecil F. Keeley, the facility is an important part of Melbourne's artistic identity.

It is an ideal destination for lovers of the performing arts, offering a variety of theater, ballet and opera productions in the charming St Kilda district.