The Flightpath Theatre

Very cool and unique theatre space. I’ve seen a few shows here now and really like the vibe.

Loved the show I went to.
A small intimate theatre. Makes you feel you are involved with the subject matter.

We saw - In the Light. It was brilliant theatre. The script, acting and production were excellent. See it if you can. The play deserves enormous success.
The theatre is wonderful. We have never been disappointed.

I was invited by a friend to visit the theatre and I liked it.
The performance was amazing, which came big because of the simplicity and passion for what they were doing.
The place is comfortable, with a bus stop 2 minutes walking and has friendly staff.

Strange visit. We arrived at this theatre with moments to spare. We understood that our tickets were at the door. We arrived and were assured that our names were on list. We were welcomed in to the show. The show very clearly was not Babette's Feast - but we stayed anyway. After sorting ourselves out we attended Babette's Feast at the other theatre in the same compound the following week. Five stars for offering us a free show and a story to tell.

Interesting and good working space for the theatre. Not having been there before, looking for it in the dark was not easy as the location was not sign posted.

The amazing scenery changes were well suited to Flight Path Theatre. The Fabulous acting and memories of a very large cast was Top Class. The director is nothing short of a miracle worker women. The story Labyrinth is funny, a little confusing and sad, but the production was excellent!

Lovely local playhouse with an intimate feel & broad range of thought-provoking shows. Give it a go.

A very small but intimate theatre. Reminds me of the Nimrod Theatre in the early 70's
Small intimate foyer and lounge area. Great atmosphere and licensed.
Excellent. I highly recommend this venue

This is where the cutting edge of Sydney independent theatre happens. Friendly and welcoming foyer and bar.

My first time seeing a performance here.

The venue seats about 100 which for a small theatre is a good size.

I saw Much Ado and it was certainly a different but enjoyable production.

They have a small, reasonably priced bar with beer, wine and soft drink.

Definitely worth seeing a production at this venue.