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The Capitol
113 Swanston St,
Melbourne 3000
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Built in 1924, The Capitol is renowned for its spectacular art deco interior. It is one of the most beautiful theatres in Melbourne. Originally host to silent film screenings and their orchestral accompaniments, The Capitol is now a cultural and creative hub for performance, education and festival events.
After extensive restoration work, The Capitol re-opened its doors in June 2019. We are proud to bring Raze / Rekindle to such an incredible venue.
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The Capitol is an accessible venue. If you have queries or require more information about accessibility, please contact
thecapitol@rmit.edu.au before your visit.
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Photos of The Capitol by Catherine Quinlan
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The Oxford Scholar Hotel
427 Swanston St
Melbourne 3000
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The Oxford Scholar, situated at the northern end of Swanston Street,
dates back to 1857. Originally surrounded by tobacco warehouses
and popular with local workers, The Oxford Scholar went onto to
become a well-known student watering hole in the 1960s – a
tradition that continues today.
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Re-opened in April 2019 following refurbishment under the
supervision of RMIT alumnus Rodney Eggleston, it now boasts a
modern take on the traditional English pub, with warm timber,
exposed brick and industrial elements. The Oxford Scholar is now a
sophisticated bar and eatery in the heart of the RMIT city campus.
We are delighted to be launching
Suspiria at this historic venue.
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Photos of The Oxford Scholar by Catherine Quinlan.
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