Performing Arts

Brisvegas is a hub for the performing arts in Australia. It is home to a variety of world-class performing arts companies, venues, and festivals. Here is an overview of some of the most popular performing arts in Brisvegas:

Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC)

The QPAC is the largest performing arts center in Queensland and one of the busiest in Australia. It houses four theatres, including the Lyric Theatre, which seats 2,000 people and hosts large-scale productions such as musicals, operas, and ballets. QPAC is also home to the Queensland Ballet, Queensland Symphony Orchestra, and Opera Queensland, making it a hub for the performing arts in Brisbane.

Brisbane Powerhouse

The Brisbane Powerhouse is a cultural centre located in a former power station on the banks of the Brisbane River. It features two main performance spaces, the Powerhouse Theatre and the Visy Theatre, as well as exhibition spaces, restaurants, and bars. The Brisbane Powerhouse hosts a range of performing arts events, including theatre, dance, music, comedy, and cabaret.

Queensland Theatre

The Queensland Theatre is the state's flagship theatre company, producing a range of Australian and international plays each year. It performs at the Playhouse Theatre at QPAC and at other venues across the city. The Queensland Theatre also offers education and development programs for emerging artists and theatre-makers.

La Boite Theatre Company

La Boite is one of Australia's leading theatre companies, known for its innovative productions and support for emerging artists. It is located in the Kelvin Grove cultural precinct and performs at the Roundhouse Theatre, a unique venue with a round stage and intimate atmosphere. La Boite produces a mix of classic and contemporary plays, as well as new works by Australian playwrights.

Brisbane Festival

The Brisbane Festival is an annual arts festival that takes place over three weeks in September. It features a diverse range of performing arts, including music, theatre, dance, circus, and visual arts. The festival takes place at venues across the city, including QPAC, Brisbane Powerhouse, and the Riverstage.