We’re looking forward to welcoming audiences and visitors back to the Opera House, with two of our popular harbourside restaurants – Opera Bar and Opera Kitchen – now open.
We hope to have more details to share about the reopening of our theatres, function spaces, tours, our other dining venues, and shops soon.
Though our performance and functions spaces are closed for now, we welcome enquiries for future events. Please complete our enquiry form below.
Thank you for your support and understanding at this time.
At Sydney Opera House, we strive to be as bold and inspiring as the Opera House itself
Performing Arts
The Opera House is home to 2,000 performances, over 363 days*, across our venues. Through our flagship Resident Companies, Sydney Opera House presents, external presenters, educational and community projects we aim to challenge, inform and entertain audiences with a diverse program across multiple genres. From emerging artists to legendary icons, we create unmissable experiences for our audiences.
Functions
As one of the most innovative and spectacular venues in the world, there is no better place to host your event than Sydney Opera House. From small scale get togethers to large celebrations; corporate networking to community gatherings, our functions team work with you to create an unforgettable event.
*2017-2018 Deloitte, Revaluing Our Icon
Discover some of our venues...
Concert Hall
The world-renowned Concert Hall is the Sydney Opera House’s most majestic space. The largest of the internal venues, its high vaulted ceiling, white birch timber and brush box paneling provide an incredible setting for your event.
The Utzon Room
Elegance, intimacy and impeccable acoustics combine in this small but impressive space. Named in honour of architect Jørn Utzon, this is the only internal venue wholly designed by the Danish master.
The Studio
The Studio is an ideal space for contemporary music, film screenings, cocktail parties, cabaret and circus acts or spoken-word and corporate presentations. The flexible seating layout allows for standing crowds, cabaret-style or tiered seating.