QPAC is home to five world-class performance venues and state-of-the-art production facilities.
Discover essential theatre information for your upcoming performance at QPAC. Our expansive foyers, auditoria, and function areas provide unique settings for corporate events, entertainment, and private functions.
Explore our world-class venues and plan your visit today!
Lyric Theatre
Join us for spectacular performances in our grand 2,000-seat venue, featuring exceptional acoustics and cityscape views. Explore our facilities for a memorable visit.
Concert Hall
One of Australia's most spectacular concert venues. The Concert Hall faces Melbourne Street and is directly opposite the South Brisbane train station on Grey Street.
Playhouse
The Playhouse is at the Russell Street side of QPAC with two entrances facing the South Bank Parklands.
Cremorne Theatre
Experience the magic of the Cremorne Theatre – QPAC's most versatile and intimate venue.
Glasshouse Theatre
A 1500 seat theatre to meet existing audience and producer demand and support continued growth of the performing arts in Queensland.
Melbourne Street Green
The Melbourne Street Green is a vibrant outdoor space that regularly plays host to free performances, festivals and community activities.
Around QPAC
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Looking at South Bank from the air, with Queensland Performing Arts Centre in the foreground.Image credit: Garry Schlatter 
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Performing Arts Car Park (P1), located as part of the Cultural Centre car parks, accessible via Stanley Place. 
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Queensland Performing Arts Centre Main Entrance for Lyric and Concert HallImage credit: Tourism And Events Queensland 
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Cremorne Theatre entrance on the riverside of Queensland Performing Arts Centre.Image credit: Tourism And Events Queensland 
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Concert Hall Foyer at QPACImage credit: Tourism And Events Queensland 
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QPAC Tunnel entrance from the riverside. 
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Playhouse entrance on the riverside of QPAC 
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Cremorne Theatre entrance on the riverside of QPAC 
What's on
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Music Workshop: Songs of Protest
16 Jul 2026, 11:30amPlayhouse LoungeGuided by First Nations musicians, students will explore how song becomes a voice for truth and transformation – investigating stories of colonialism, the Stolen Generations, and resilience.
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Sheltering Bangarra Dance Theatre Sheltering
Now PlayingGlasshouse TheatreExperience a program of three powerful works: Keeping Grounded, Brown Boys, and Sheoak, which honour the past while looking to the future.
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SaplingsPhotography by Clare Hawley Saplings
Now PlayingCremorne TheatreA collection of hilarious and heartbreaking stories born from workshops with young people experiencing the youth justice system.
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Sheltering For Schools: Sheltering
Until 18 Jul 2026Glasshouse TheatrePart of QPAC's Creative Learning Program, this program of three powerful works honours Bangarra’s past while looking to the future.
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SaplingsPhotography by Clare Hawley For Schools: Saplings
15 - 18 Jul 2026Cremorne TheatrePart of QPAC's Creative Learning Program, this is a collection of hilarious and heartbreaking stories born from workshops with young people experiencing the youth justice system from Marrickville to Moree.
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Pride & Prejudice Queensland Theatre Company Pride & Prejudice
Now PlayingPlayhouseA dazzling retelling of Pride & Prejudice returns to QPAC, where Jane Austen’s timeless wit meets a luminous Queensland cast in a ode to romance and independence.
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Shikara Ringdahl, Nick Kirkup, Daniel Kramer and Sumi Jo performing on stage at Festival of Outback Opera 2025Peter Wallis Singing in the Night
Watch NowDigital StageExperience Opera like never before with this brand-new documentary from Opera Queensland.
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Lost & Found: Drama Workshop
Artists in ClassroomsThrough Process Drama, Teaching Artists Dave Burton and Emily Burton guide students into an imagined world shaped by curiosity, challenge and discovery.