Stirling Players Inc. is an amateur theatre group based in the City of Stirling in Perth, Western Australia.

Our productions rely on the volunteered efforts of our valued member base and community residents. We are always willing to welcome new members to our club and offer many opportunities for first-timers to participate.

Whether you enjoy being on the stage or behind the scenes, the Stirling Players is a great way to contribute to your community, and meet some new and interesting friends at the same time.

Our aim is to promote and encourage drama and allied arts within the City of Stirling for cultural, educational and recreational purposes, not for profit.

Our History

Stirling Players Inc began in 1970 with the amalgamation of Northbridge Repertory and The Intimate Players.

Our original home was in the Old Perth Roads Board office in Main Street, Osborne Park but we were soon moved to the Progress Hall in Gildercliffe Street, Scarborough. As our membership increased, in 1978 we were given the Health Administrations Office in the City of Stirling precinct. After much renovation, this became the first Stirling Theatre. Here we remained, growing in strength and repute, until Christmas 2000 when we were unceremoniously bulldozed away.

The City of Stirling then gave us the use of the Innaloo Recreation Centre and equipped us with a new purpose-built stage and greenroom, auditorium chares and evaporative air-conditioning. The job was finished with the installation of theatre lighting, sound equipment and stage curtains.

In 2009 we received Arts Capital funding as part of the Western Australian State Government's Ignite package to install an audio loop system within the auditorium. This now allows our patrons with hearing aids to receive amplified sound through their ear devices.