The 5-screen Greater Union Hindley Street Cinema was opened on 13th April 1991. It was built on the site of the old Fair Lady Theatre, located at the rear of a small shopping mall in the west end of Adelaide.

Greater Union Hindley Street West End Mall.
Greater Union Hindley Street West End Mall. (Photo courtesy The Advertiser)

The theatre closed its doors in September 2008, leaving the Palace Nova Eastend as the city’s only major film venue. It was then leased by the Edge Church.

Edge Church leases the old Greater Union Hindley Street Cinema.
Edge Church leases the old Greater Union Hindley Street Cinema. (Photo courtesy adelaidenow.com.au)

The Edge Church moved out of the building in July 2015 leaving the building empty and disused ever since. Will the former Greater Union Cinema make a triumphant return?

Greater Union 5 Cinema Hindley Street — Awesome Adelaide
Greater Union 5 Cinema Hindley Street — Awesome Adelaide
Greater Union 5 Cinema Hindley Street — Awesome Adelaide
Greater Union 5 Cinema Hindley Street — Awesome Adelaide
Greater Union 5 Cinema Hindley Street — Awesome Adelaide
Greater Union 5 Cinema Hindley Street — Awesome Adelaide
Greater Union 5 Cinema Hindley Street — Awesome Adelaide
Greater Union 5 Cinema Hindley Street — Awesome Adelaide
Greater Union 5 Cinema Hindley Street — Awesome Adelaide
Greater Union 5 Cinema Hindley Street — Awesome Adelaide
Greater Union 5 Cinema Hindley Street — Awesome Adelaide
Greater Union 5 Cinema Hindley Street — Awesome Adelaide
Greater Union 5 Cinema Hindley Street — Awesome Adelaide
Greater Union 5 Cinema Hindley Street — Awesome Adelaide
Greater Union 5 Cinema Hindley Street — Awesome Adelaide
Greater Union 5 Cinema Hindley Street — Awesome Adelaide