Fun and entertainment Tasmania

Historical maritime pub established in 1846. Restaurant and restaurant from 12 am to 14 am.

Treat yourself to a historical immersion in Australia's oldest surviving theater! Located near the harbor, Hobart's Theatre Royal was built by convicts between 1834 and 1837. Many international performers have performed here - from the famous French mime and actor Marcel Marceau to the multiple Oscar-winning American actor Laurence Olivier. The latter even came in person to protest the demolition of the theater in 1940. It still hosts plays, musicals and ballets today.

See the site for shows. Famous for being the best bar in the city.

It is the longest running play in Australia with 25 years of performances. It is the true story of an incredible escape, an extraordinary journey and an intriguing twist in history. It all begins in January 1834, when the Frederick, the last ship built at the Sarah Island prison in Macquarie Harbour, is about to sail for the new prison in Port Arthur. The actors are very funny and involve the audience. Good English preferred to understand the humor of the play.