The Stirling Community Theatre in Stirling, Adelaide Hills, Australia | Amphitheater | Theatre

Welcome to The Stirling Community Theatre situated in Stirling, Australia.
The Stirling Community Theatre is in the beautiful and picturesque town of Stirling just 10 minutes (by car) from the Toll Gate or 20 minutes from the Adelaide city centre. Stirling is located on the original route through the hills and the Theatre has ample parking to accommodate audiences.
The historic Stirling Community Theatre, at Stirling in the beautiful Adelaide Hills, dates back to 1884.
In 1934 a new Bio-Box or Lighting/technical box was built due to the demand of movies and the safety of the projectionists. In 1962 the Institute Library closed and the Centre (movies) finally closed in 1978, making way for amateur theatre which had been drawing larger audiences than the pictures. Demolition became the option but in 1972 steps were taken to inject new life into the building.
In an effort to change the building?s image the name was changed from the Stirling Institute to the Stirling Community Centre. Later on, to more truly reflect the building?s usage, the name was changed to the current Stirling Community Theatre.