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Bring life to the performing arts, and the performing arts to our lives.
As one of Australia’s largest and busiest Performing Arts Centres, QPAC is a leader in arts education seeking to engage people through live performance, enriching lives and enabling active participation in civic life. With over 1.3 million visitors each year, QPAC is a place where Queenslanders can experience the power of the performing arts, where communities can meet and participate in creative experiences.
As QPAC moves towards increasing accessibility for more and more people to be inspired by the live performances, we need your support.
QPAC is a not-for-profit organisation and receives a contribution to operational funding from the Queensland Government. We rely on the support of generous individuals and are extremely grateful for the support of our donors, trusts and foundations which allow us to present and produce ground-breaking programs and events.
Queensland Performing Arts Centre Presents The Student Movement 2018 QPAC International Series
Students of dance, theatre, music, fashion and design from all over Australia can attend a dress rehearsal of Don Quixote or Giselle at a discounted price. Tickets for The Student Movement also include a free Official Program and access to a pre-performance talk between QPAC Scholar in Residence Professor Judith McLean and Guest Curator Leo Schofield AM.
Come on a journey with us and relive the highlights from this year's Out of the Box Festival.
Out of the Box is a biennial festival for children eight years and under, held at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC). The festival takes pride in its history as a national leader in programming for young children, nurturing children's creativity and imagination.
Continue the journey to discover how Outside was developed at Before, During, After during QPAC’s Out of the Box Festival.
Two of Australia’s leading artists; writer Libby Hathorn and composer Elena Kats-Chernin, alongside a team of expert performance makers took Libby’s book Outside, and explored its transformation into an opera for children in a shared space between the artists, creatives, children and their adults.
Before, During, After is a space to share stories and new ideas – where you can meet and interact with leading professional artists, to share the love of arts, literature and performance. The program aims to include children in the creative process through sharing and questioning; examining what it means to be an artist and how artists arrive at their original ideas – connecting children with their artistic and creative lives.
Before, During, After was supported by the Siganto Foundation.
