Bega Valley Shire Councillors Mitchell Nadin and Robyn Bain visited the Theatre Twyford construction site on 6 November 2020. Twyford Hall Inc Construction Team manager Charles Cooper guided the councillors…
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The Twyford Hall Inc committee has decided to not allow decorations to be mounted on the hall after it was discovered that previous attempts by third parties to mount Christmas…
Congratulations to the committee members who were appointed at the AGM on 7 October 2020. The THI committee members for 2020/21 are: President – Bill Deveril Vice President – Charles…
Events
Live Performance
While COVID-19 prevents us enjoying live events at The Twyford for a while, here are some performances you can enjoy online from Australia and around the world…
- Sydney Opera House
https://www.sydneyoperahouse.com/digital/season.html - Bangarra Dance Company
https://www.bangarra.com.au/performances/digital-streaming/ - The Australian Ballet
https://australianballet.com.au/the-ballets/digital-season - Sydney Theatre Co
https://www.sydneytheatre.com.au/stc-virtual - Sydney Film Festival
https://ondemand.sff.org.au/ - National Theatre UK
http://ntlive.nationaltheatre.org.uk/ - Globe Theatre
https://www.shakespearesglobe.com/watch - Street Theatre
https://www.thestreet.org.au/
About The Twyford
TWYFORD CLOSED until December 2020
THE TWYFORD includes Twyford Hall, Twyford Supper Room and commercial Kitchen and – from mid 2021 – Theatre Tywford.
The venues are managed by Twyford Hall Inc on behalf of the community and Bega Valley Shire Council.
Venue Hire
We host professional performances, art exhibitions, conferences, craft markets, theatre, dance, music, church services and other community events. Hire a Venue or take a look at some of our Upcoming Events or Past Events.
A new 199 seat theatre – Theatre Twyford – will be completed in 2021 adjacent to Twyford Hall.
Check our FAQ for access restrictions to venues during the construction period.
23 November, 2020
Melbourne Digital Concert Hall's Hamer Hall Series
Melbourne Digital Concert Hall's Hamer Hall Series
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watch.melbournedigitalconcerthall.com/#/item/61753Theatre Twyford
Theatre Twyford will be a purpose-built raked theatre adjacent to the existing Twyford Hall with a seating capacity of 199.
Building commenced in March 2020 with an estimated completion in mid 2021.
Check our FAQ for access restrictions to venues during the construction period.
Support Us
Twyford Hall Inc is a registered charity with the ACNC. We are currently raising funds to complete the fitout for the new Theatre Twyford Project – please support us with your tax deductible donation through GiveNow.
Our goal is $200,000 …
$22,322 raised so far
THANK YOU to our anonymous benefactors and to the following people who have generously donated to Theatre Twyford:
- Vicki Bond & Ric Vanderbom
- Wendy Marshall
- Dr William Basil
- Gail Gould
- Kristie Tsakiris – Goodyear Merimbula
- Anne Marshall & Gordon Beattie – Arrow Solutions
- Robert Stewart
- Frankie J Holden
- Craig O’Neill – Marshman O’Neill Engineers
- Richard Stuart
- Carmen Thomson – Sautelle White Lawyers
- Michelle Pettigrove
- Margo Leffers in the name of Betty Frauenfelder
- Jill & Carmen Lockerbie
- Neil Burnham
Sponsors
Would your business or organisation like to sponsor the fitout, equipment, an event, a season or other offer at The Twyford?
Contact us to discuss how you can be part of this exciting project.
SponsorshipsA community space for theatre, art, and markets since 1931.
Twyford Hall has been the heart of Merimbula for over 80 years, long serving as a space for community events, celebrations, markets, the arts and so much more.
In the beginning, a trust was established for the hall when a title of land was generously donated by Merimbula resident J.W.Twyford in 1931, who had been raised in the seaside village from his childhood years.
With only a population of around 150 people, the Merimbula community built the hall in 10 months after the tireless efforts of the committee to raise enough money for its construction. It was built during the depression, through Merimbula residents’ tenacity to achieve their vision.
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