Joburg Theatre



- From £50 per person
- 1000 people
- Unknown
- 432m² (4650ft²)
Spaces in Joburg Theatre
The Nelson Mandela Theatre
The Nelson Mandela Theatre, located within the Joburg Theatre complex, is a premier venue renowned for hosting a variety of high-profile performances and events. This theatre has a rich history of showcasing acclaimed productions, including musicals, operas, and theatrical performances, making it a cultural landmark in Johannesburg. With a seating capacity that regularly attracts over 75% of its audience, it is an ideal location for large-scale events, corporate functions, and community gatherings. The theatre is particularly famous for its annual festive pantomime productions, which have become a highlight of South Africa's theatrical calendar. Event organizers can expect a vibrant atmosphere and a professional setting for their events, ensuring a memorable experience for all attendees.
The Broadway
The Broadway is a stylish venue in Joburg Theatre, ideal for various events. It features a solid mahogany dining table for up to 20 guests in a boardroom setting and accommodates 40 for cocktails. The suite offers a sophisticated atmosphere for business conferences, private lunches, and small dinner parties, with views of Johannesburg's skyline. Day Rate: R1630, Evening Rate: R2140, both excluding drinks and catering. Catering is managed by Headline Leisure Management.
The West End
The recently refurbished venue features a contemporary design with wooden floors, ideal for conferences, parties, or cocktail events. It includes an outdoor terrace overlooking the SAPPI Piazza and the South African Ballet Company's studios, allowing guests to enjoy the ambiance while watching rehearsals. The venue accommodates 80 guests for seated events and 180 for cocktails. Managed by Headline Leisure Management, the day and evening rates are R2760 each, excluding drinks and catering. The Lesedi space is versatile for various events, offering a tailored atmosphere.
About Joburg Theatre
Joburg Theatre, built in 1962 by the city council, is a prominent landmark in Braamfontein, enhanced in the late '80s to become a leading theatre in the southern hemisphere. The complex features seven five-star venues, including three private dining rooms for exclusive hire, offering catering and bar services. Johannesburg, known for its gold-mining history, is home to Soweto and significant museums. The theatre also supports community arts through mentorship and training programs, fostering talent and sustainable initiatives.