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About The Capitol Theatre - WA
The Capitol Theatre - WA stands as a landmark in Perth’s performing arts and film history. Opened on 4 May 1929, this iconic venue was a hybrid cinema and theatre known for hosting major live performances and film screenings. While the original building was demolished in 1968 and the site later became Temple Court, its storied legacy continues to inform the cultural fabric of Perth. This page provides a comprehensive overview of the historic site, its past, and nearby options to enhance your heritage-focused visit.
Although the Capitol Theatre itself no longer hosts events, visitors can explore the surrounding Temple Court area and other near-by cultural venues in Perth. For hotel stays, dining, and transport planning, we’ve highlighted trusted partner options in the city center. Secure your heritage experience with reliable local connections and easy planning as you discover Perth’s historic entertainment precincts.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 10 William Street, Perth, WA (historic Capitol Theatre)
- Opened: 4 May 1929
- Capacity: 2,250 seats
- Demolished: 1968
- Venue type: cinema/theatre
- Notable events: WA Symphony Orchestra performances (1953–1966); Noel Coward, Vivien Leigh, Laurence Olivier; Bob Dylan (1966)
- Site redevelopment: Temple Court Buildings Limited; later redevelopment into Temple Court office block
- Parking: not applicable (venue demolished)
- Transit: not applicable (historic venue; removed from current transit maps)
- Seating chart: no public seating plan exists for the demolished venue