Utzon Room
The Utzon Room was designed by Sydney Opera House architect, Jørn Utzon and faces the harbour to the east through floor-to-ceiling windows. Set against the beautiful backdrop of the Utzon tapestry, elegance, intimacy and impeccable acoustics combine in this small but impressive space.
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Seating
The Utzon Room has a capacity for up to 200 people.
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Location and access
The Utzon Room is located on the Eastern side of the Opera House, in front of the Joan Sutherland Theatre. Best accessed through the Box Office Foyer or the Covered Concourse. All Sydney Opera House foyers are accessible, with lifts to the main and western foyers. The public lift to all foyers is accessible from the corridor near the escalators on the Lower Concourse and also in the Western Foyer via the corridor on the Ground Level (at the top of the escalators).
Upcoming events
Souvenirs of Home
10 Aug 2025
A variety of sublime, dynamic, and nostalgic chamber music from Australia, Germany, America, and Brazil, evoking sensations and stories of time, beauty, grief, and peace.
Synthetic Compositions: Music Made From Artificial DNA Sequences
12 Aug 2025
When genetic code becomes melody, musicians and science data collide in a beautiful experiment where musicians shape the chaos of genes into music. Imagine music born from the code of life. This project turns genetic sequences into sound, then invites musicians to respond. The result is a dialogue between data and artistry - where motifs in DNA inspire melodies, and structure emerges from chaos. It’s a sonic experiment that asks: can something scientific also be beautiful?
The Last Kinection’s Naomi (Shakaya) and Joel Wenitong
14 Aug 2025
Experience an evening of music, culture, and storytelling with Naomi Wenitong and Joel “Weno” Wenitong. This brother-sister duo have had a profound impact on hip-hop music in Australia. They continue to make change in their communities by empowering First Nations youth. Moderated by Shannon Williams (aka Brothablack)
