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Middleback Theatre

Middleback Theatre
Middleback Theatre

"The Theatre is named after the Middleback Ranges situated north west of Whyalla."

141a Nicolson Avenue
(PO Box 640)
WHYALLA SA 5600
Ph: 8644 7300
Fax: 8644 7399
Email: middleback@countryarts.org.au

For Cinema information vist www.whyallacinema.com



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An excellent choice

...for convention organisers wishing to take delegates away from the hustle and bustle of fast-paced city environments to a quieter regional setting to focus on the issues at hand and enjoy the local hospitality.

...for producers, presenters and promoters to link into Country Arts SA’s network of performing arts centres across South Australia and benefit from collaboration on tours and negotiation of venue costs, performances and box office as a statewide package.

An ideal location

Whyalla’s Middleback Theatre is a fully equipped, multi-purpose arts centre and can accommodate a diverse range of conferences, performing arts, film screenings, seminars and product launches.

The Foyer contains licensed bar and track lighting and is ideally suited for exhibitions, press conferences and trade displays, cabaret performances and weddings. It can be transformed into a theatre restaurant with seating for up to 120.

Nestled between the ocean and the Middleback Ranges and only a short drive from the Flinders Ranges, Whyalla, ‘where the outback meets the sea’, sits on the north-western coast of the Spencer Gulf. A sunny mediterranean climate offers almost year round sunshine to enjoy scuba diving, fishing and arid landscape bushwalks at various locations.
Traditionally a city supported by raw material processing and manufacturing, Whyalla is gradually diversifying its economic base. Industries include iron ore mining, steel making, precision engineering, aquaculture and rural production.

With 24,000 residents, Whyalla is South Australia’s second largest city. The Middleback Theatre is located within the city, and services approximately 38,000 (population within 100km). It is 380 kilometres north west of Adelaide, via Port Augusta, 75 km away.

Everything you need

  • 500 seat proscenium arch auditorium
  • spacious foyer with track lighting and licensed bar
  • a centre based manager plus box office and technical staff
  • stage with depth of 10.88m x 16.70m wide
  • full technical facilities and support
  • computerised box office
  • disabled access
  • ample car parking
  • fully appointed dressing rooms, wardrobe room, laundry facilities and green room
  • orchestra pit for up to 40 musicians
  • Yamaha Concert Grand and Yamaha upright pianos
  • sound loop for the hearing impaired
  • public address system
  • 35mm film projector, cinema screen with masking
  • hand-held and standard wireless microphones
  • TV, VCR, Cassette, CD, overhead projector and 35mm carousel slide projector
  • phone, fax and photocopying facililities
  • airconditioning
Some of the Events at the Middleback Theatre
09/03/2010 25th Birthday Celebration VIEW
27/03/2010 Shins Of Steel 3 VIEW
18/10/2010-28/10/2010 December Boys (for schools) VIEW
18/10/2010-28/10/2010 Elephant Tales (for schools) VIEW
Click here to see ALL events at the Middleback Theatre
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Technical Information

Contact Venue Manager
Ryan Sutherland

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