Drinks purchased from The J Bar are permitted (one per person). Hot drinks and food is not allowed inside the theatre unless it has been purchased from The J Bar. The J Auditorium is fully licensed.
No, children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
Yes, The J Bar opens one hour prior to the performance. The J Auditorium is fully licensed.
No, photography and video recording are not allowed unless stated otherwise. Ushers may ask you to stop.
Yes, we do accept cash at The Box Office and Bar.
The J Opening Hours: Monday – Friday 9am – 4pm
Box Office Hours: Monday – Friday 10am – 3pm or 1 hour prior to theatre performance
Phone: 07 5329 6560
Email: thej@noosa.qld.gov.au
Yes, bottled water is available for purchase from the bar. There is a water dispenser available during shows. We don’t have any vending machines.
The J Theatre seats a total of 400 people with the inclusion of the Mezzanine section. Without the Mezzanine, the Theatre seats 338.
Yes, we have a nappy changing facility. Please ask a staff member to direct you.
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All our theatre events will endeavour to start on-time. Unlike the cinemas, the show will start straight away without any advertisements. The Theatre doors open 20 minutes prior to each show for seating. The Venue, Box Office & Bar open one hour prior to each event. We recommend arriving early to make sure you can get a park, order drinks and can be seated.
It depends on the show. Some performances may be family-friendly or suitable for young children, while others may have age restrictions or a ‘no babes in arms policy’.