harbour theatre inc

Harbour Theatre was formed in 1963 by eight enthusiastic amateurs, led by James (Jimmy) Quinn, a very competent and experienced director from the former Perth Repertory Club. The theatrette on the upper floor of the Evans Davies Civic Library in South Terrace, Fremantle was made available by the Fremantle City Council and became Harbour’s first home. Conditions were very primitive at the beginning, but enthusiasm overcame all difficulties and the group rapidly expanded.

Since then Harbour Theatre has produced hundreds of plays and entertained tens of thousands of people. Our plays have ranged from drama to comedy, whodunit to tragedy and murder to farce. As a not-for-profit theatre managed solely by volunteers, all proceeds raised by our productions are channeled back into the club so we can continue to offer quality community theatre to the residents of Fremantle & the surrounding suburbs.

Harbour Theatre is the resident theatre company at the Mosman Park Memorial Hall (Camelot Theatre). The venue is currently undergoing repairs.

HOWEVER, we are pleased to announce our next play 'The Vicar of Dibley' will be performed at the Hamilton Hill Memorial Hall from Friday 30th August. Click below for further details and bookings.