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Stage 7

Originally named the Commemorative Pavilion in 1938, the building was a gift from the New South Wales Government to the people of New South Wales as a memorial to 150 years of British settlement and a celebration of Australia’s modern and post-depression prosperity.

The stage was opened 60 years later as a working sound stage with people marvelling at the remarkable Egyptian-styled Art Deco façade and the soaring stained-glass map of Australia.

With its clear span created by large arches, this air-conditioned sound stage also provides make-up and wardrobe facilities.

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Stage Specifics

AREA:

3,407 sqm
36,673 sqft

DIMENSIONS:

86 x 45 x 20 m
281 x 147 x 66 ft

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SOUNDPROOFING

Sound attenuation in the building envelope of 35dB(A)

LIGHTING GRID

Slung below the building trusses as required

POWER

Three-phase mains current 415v single phase 240v 2,000 amps/phase multiple distribution boards