Queensland Performing Arts Centre

The Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC), established in 1977, is a prominent institution in Queensland's live performance sector. For nearly four decades, it has served as a cultural cornerstone, drawing over 1.5 million visitors annually to more than 1,200 diverse performances. This extensive reach underscores its significant role in the region's arts and hospitality industries. QPAC presents a broad spectrum of events, encompassing concerts, theatre productions, and festivals, designed to appeal to both local communities and international patrons. Beyond entertainment, the centre is deeply committed to accessibility and community engagement, offering educational experiences for schools and actively supporting First Nations artists. This dedication to cultural enrichment and development is facilitated by its substantial operational team, numbering between 500 and 1,000 employees, who ensure the seamless delivery of these impactful programs. Meet Queensland Performing Arts Centre's team to understand the expertise behind its operations. Operating with a revenue of $41.2M and maintaining a presence across 2 locations, QPAC competes within a dynamic landscape that includes entities like Melbourne Arts Centre, Opera Australia, and Sydney Opera House. Its strategic focus on delivering high-quality live performance experiences, art education, and community engagement positions it as a key player in the Australian performing arts scene. The centre's commitment to its mission continues to inspire and entertain through the transformative power of the arts.