Queensland Performing Arts Centre South Brisbane, Queensland 4101

Welcome to the Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC), located in the heart of Brisbane City's South Brisbane district. As a multi-purpose institution, QPAC serves as a cafe, establishment, food destination, point of interest, and restaurant, offering a diverse range of experiences for visitors.

One of the highlights of QPAC is the Digital Stage, a platform made possible by QPAC that showcases a mix of free, paid, and exclusive on-demand content. Through the Digital Stage, audiences can enjoy a variety of performances that celebrate the talent and creativity of Queensland-grown artists from all around the state.

For those seeking a complete QPAC experience, look no further than the Lyrebird. With its contemporary menu and impeccable service, the Lyrebird offers a quintessential dining experience that perfectly complements the performances you'll be attending. Make sure to arrive early to savor the delicious food and drinks, ensuring you don't miss the start of your performance.

But QPAC is more than just a venue for entertainment. We invite you to take a sneak peek behind the scenes and discover the inner workings of this iconic institution. From the dedicated staff to the intricate production processes, exploring what happens backstage at QPAC is a fascinating journey that adds depth to your understanding and appreciation of the performing arts.

At QPAC, we value the support of our community. There are various ways you can contribute to our mission of fostering a creatively engaged society. Consider leaving a legacy to QPAC, partnering with us, or making a donation to support the creation of more local works, life-changing experiences, and a stronger sense of community.

Join us in celebrating the vibrant cultural scene of Brisbane as we bring back the beloved musical MAMMA MIA! for a strictly limited season. And don't miss out on the exciting events happening during the Brisbane Festival 2023, where QPAC will be hosting a range of performances and activities for all to enjoy.

One of the highlights of QPAC's program is Clancestry, a festival in November that celebrates First Nations Peoples and the performing arts. Experience a captivating program featuring live music, intimate theater performances, free children's events, and more, all showcasing the rich cultural heritage of Australia's First Nations.

Frances Rings' inaugural work as Artistic Director at Bangarra Dance Theatre is a powerful testament to history and heritage. Through dance, the performance tells the story of the earth and sky, connecting audiences to the profound connections between past, present, and future.

To further our commitment to reconciliation, we invite you to view QPAC's Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP), which outlines our dedication to working towards a more inclusive and respectful society.

Planning your visit to QPAC is made easy with all the information available on our website. From ticketing details to venue accessibility, we provide everything you need to ensure a seamless and enjoyable experience.

We extend our gratitude to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ancestors of this land, acknowledging their spirits and the legacy they have left behind. The foundations they laid inspire and empower current and future generations, both from First Nations and non-First Nations backgrounds, in our collective efforts to create a better Queensland.

Join us at QPAC and immerse yourself in the vibrant world of performing arts, where creativity, diversity, and community come together to create unforgettable experiences.