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CATS 40th Anniversary Tour Headed to Brisbane (QPAC) in February 2026

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Producer John Frost and Crossroads Live have confirmed that Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical Cats will play Brisbane’s Lyric Theatre, QPAC, from February 2026 as part of its 40th-anniversary Australian tour. This news comes as the tour opens this week...
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Ballet Preljocaj’s Swan Lake to Stream Free on QPAC’s Digital Stage

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Audiences across Queensland will, from tomorrow evening, have the opportunity to experience Swan Lake in a bold new light, as part of the Queensland Performing Arts Centre’s (QPAC) 2025 International Series. From 6pm on Friday 13 June until 6pm...
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Final Tickets Released for Jesus Christ Superstar’s Brisbane (QPAC) Season

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Rock musical Jesus Christ Superstar is set to arrive at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre’s (QPAC) Lyric Theatre later this month, with final tickets for all Brisbane performances now available. The production is confirmed to be running from 29...
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Dusty The Musical – In Concert Offers Limited-Time $72 Tickets Ahead of June Performances

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Prospero Arts and the Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC) are offering audiences the opportunity to experience Dusty The Musical – In Concert for just $72, with a limited-time ticket offer running from until tomorrow. Taking to the stage at the...
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Final Brisbane Performance Announced for The Man From Snowy River In Concert

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A fourth and final Brisbane performance of The Man From Snowy River In Concert has been announced following strong demand for the concert experience. The newly scheduled show will take place at 5.00pm on Sunday 28 September in the...
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Hitchcockian Comedy The 39 Steps to Tour Australia in 2024

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A new Australian production of The 39 Steps, the Olivier and Tony Award-winning comedy adaptation of Alfred Hitchcock’s 1935 spy thriller, is set to tour nationally from August 2024. Combining classic espionage with rapid-fire comedy, the show features just...
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Tickets Go On-Sale for 2025/2026 Brisbane Season of Annie

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Tickets are now available for the Brisbane season of the new Australian production of Annie, which will be staged at the Lyric Theatre, QPAC from 27 December 2025. Pre-sale access has begun, with general public sales opening on 9...
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QPAC Announces Free Statewide Screenings to Complement Swan Lake Season by Ballet Preljocaj

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Many major seasons are often held in Queensland Performing Arts Centre's Lyric Theatre each year, and many of these see QPAC fill the role of a venue for hire, with other producers responsible for the delivery of the production....
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Shake & Stir Theatre Co to Premiere New Production of The Lovers at QPAC...

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It was hinted that something surprising would feature at QPAC during Brisbane Festival 2025, and today we discovered what that is going to be. Shake & Stir Theatre Co, in collaboration with Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC) and Brisbane...
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Bangarra Dance Theatre to Premiere Illume at QPAC This August as Part of Clancestry...

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Bangarra Dance Theatre, one of Australia’s major Indigenous performing arts companies, will bring their latest work Illume to Queensland audiences this August. Staging at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre’s (QPAC) Playhouse from 1 to 9 August 2025, this production...
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Prospero Arts Unveil Cast of Dusty The Musical – In Concert

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Following past 'In Concert' performances at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre, spanning classic works such as Pirates of Penzance to more modern musicals such as The Wizard of Oz, Prospero Arts will be bringing Dusty Springfield to Queensland audiences...
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Clancestry Festival Returns to QPAC in 2025 with a Vibrant Celebration of First Nations...

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After a few missed years and a pandemic in the midst, the Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC) has seemingly been able to consistently offer their flagship Clancestry Festival on an annual basis. The performing arts organisation has confirmed that...
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