About Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall

Restored to its original neo-classical 1905 structure, Victoria Theatre & Victoria Concert Hall is one of Singapore’s oldest performing arts venues, and an exciting, mid-sized platform for local and international artists, arts groups and communities to stage their works.

Victoria Theatre

Victoria Theatre is set in a black box, offering a seating capacity of 614 and the flexibility for the formation of an extended forestage or an orchestra pit when required. When the orchestra pit is in use, the seating capacity is 536. The Theatre is wheelchair accessible in the Stalls area. The intimate space features a curved seating plan that “hugs” the stage, bringing the audience closer to performers.

Victoria Concert Hall

Formerly called Victoria Memorial Hall, the Concert Hall was built between 1902 and 1905 in honour of Queen Victoria. The Memorial Hall played a significant role in Singapore’s history, serving as a makeshift hospital during World War II and as a venue for the inaugural meeting of the People’s Action Party in 1954. The Victoria Memorial Hall was renovated in the 1970s to serve as a concert hall. Today, the Victoria Concert Hall is the home of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra. With 673 seats, the Concert Hall has retained much of its old world charm of classical proportions and ornamentation.

Opening hours

• 10am – 9pm