Brolga Theatre

The Brolga Theatre is an $11M Theatre and Convention Centre situated in Maryborough, Fraser Coast Region, Queensland. It opened in July 2000 and was designed by Brisbane Architect Bligh Voller Nield. It won the FDG Stanley Award for Public Buildings and the Queensland Architecture Awards 2001, Public Buildings Community Building Award, and was a finalist in the Royal Australian Institute of Architects National Awards .

Styled to reflect and celebrate the saw-mill that previously stood on the site and the industrial heritage of Maryborough, it hasoffers the following facilities:

• A 900 seated tiered auditorium and 200-seat flat-floored multi purpose space;
• A foyer designed to table seat 300;
• A number of break-out spaces; a computerised ticketing system; and
• A licensed restaurant and an exceptional staff whose whole aim is to make events, however large or small, memorable and successful occasions.

The centre is a 5 minute walk from the Central Business District, next to the beautiful Queens Park and close to the Historic Portside area of Maryborough.  Accommodation is nearby and the centre is convenient for visits to Fraser Island and Hervey Bay .