
Patron: Cr. Vicki Howard

The Murder Room is a fast-paced and delightfully farcical spoof of the classic English murder mystery, and opened to a capacity house. The audiences have loved it. Read what the reviewers say here!
Be sure not to miss this one!
At each of our performances we provide a licensed bar with limited beer, wine, soft drinks and tea and coffee at reasonable prices (with extra discount for Nash Theatre members).
Take advantage of our hospitality and arrive a little earlier or stay for a while after the show to chat and have some refreshment.The 2025 AGM was held on 12 April 2026 at 2 pm in the Play Shed.
Click here for details for the 2026 Committee.
If any financial member wishes to receive a copy of the report, please contact us at hello@nashtheatre.com
Become a member or Renew your membership
All Membership subscriptions are for 1 calendar year (January to December).
Membership fees are Adult $25.00, Concession $20 and Couple $40.
NEW MEMBERS
- pay by EFT to New Farm Nash Theatre Inc, BSB 034 065, Account Number 263464. (Remember to add your name in the “reference” field so we know who has paid.)
- complete the Membership Form
- send it to the Membership Secretary
RENEWING MEMBERS
- pay by EFT to New Farm Nash Theatre Inc, BSB 034 065, Account Number 263464. (Remember to add your name in the “reference” field so we know who has paid.)
- complete the Membership Form (only if your contact details have changed) and send it to the Membership Secretary
We make award-winning community theatre.
Our audience enjoys mainstage productions each year featuring professional and emerging actors. We hold open readings of new works and old favourites, and our members & volunteers – affectionately called Nashies – enjoy regular social activities.
The bar features a broad selection of modestly priced drinks and snacks.
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See you at a show soon!
DISCLAIMER: Nash Theatre is a separate and distinct entity from, and is not affiliated with Merthyr Road Uniting Church (MRUCA), and as such, Nash Theatre does not represent the views of MRUCA.


