Royal Victoria Theatre (1839-1841)

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Venue Royal Victoria Theatre (1839-1841)
Other Names Adelphi Theatre (1841)
Address Town Acre 6, North Terrace
Adelaide SA 5000
Australia
First Date 23 November 1839
Last Date 1841
Notes The first theatre to open in Adelaide was the Theatre Royal in 1838, on the first floor of the Adelaide Tavern in Franklin Street just two years after the colony was founded. On 23 November 1839, Samson Cameron, an actor and theatre company manager, opened the Royal Victoria Theatre on North Terrace near Morphett Street in a converted warehouse. This became the Adelphi in 1841. Town acre 6 is now 55 North Terrace.
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Latitude | Longitude -34.922152 | 138.590879
Radius 100 metres
Events

Samson Cameron - Actor, Actor-Manager, Producer

Bonnar - Actor

Cordelia Cameron - Actor

Parnell - Actor

George Buckingham - Actor, Stage Manager

Coombes - Actor

William Easther - Actor

Bankhead - Actor

Bruce - Actor

Fenton - Actor

Good - Actor

Michael Kelly - Composer

Levey - Actor

Mansfield - Actor

Taylor - Actor

August von Kotzebue - Playwright

East - Mechanist

Emery - Actor

Gates - Actor

Langcake - Scenic Artist

Lee - Conductor

Thomas Lewis - Actor

Opie - Scenic Artist

Rainsford - Actor

Rainsford - Actor

Charles Selby - Playwright

William Shakespeare - Playwright

Smith - Actor

Stephen Storace - Composer

Resources
Data Set AusStage
Venue Identifier 17766