At QPAC, we value the contributions of First Nations peoples to the arts and strive to enhance their access to arts experiences. As part of our commitment to inclusivity and accessibility, we offer MOBTIX pricing available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community members for selected events.
MOBTIX offers a special allocation of tickets allowing First Nations patrons to purchase tickets at a discounted price, which may vary across different events and ticket categories. Tickets are subject to availability and we kindly request that those who do not meet the eligibility criteria refrain from selecting MOBTIX tickets to ensure these options remain accessible to our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community.
MOBTIX Offers at QPAC
Andy Griffiths’ YOU & ME and The Land of Lost Things
The team behind the 13-, 26-, 52-, 78- and 91-Storey Treehouses brings Andy Griffiths and Bill Hopes’ brilliantly bonkers book to the stage!
Sting in THE LAST SHIP
Acclaimed musical THE LAST SHIP, written, composed and starring international music icon Sting, will be presented for the first time in the Southern Hemisphere in QPAC’s magnificent Glasshouse Theatre in 2026.
Disney and Pixar’s Toy Story in Concert
Celebrate Toy Story by travelling to infinity (and beyond!) with this in-concert performance featuring Queensland Symphony Orchestra.
RocKwiz Live
RocKwiz Live is returning to QPAC for a special night of unique entertainment with Julia Zemiro, Brian Nankervis and The RocKwiz Orkestra this April!
Where is the Green Sheep?
A wild, fun and magical journey to find that elusive green sheep. Where is the Green Sheep? is an immersive visual theatre experience based on the beloved children’s book by Mem Fox and Judy Horacek.
The Drover’s Wife – The Opera
A monumental new opera based on the play, novel and film by one of Australia’s leading artists, Leah Purcell AM.
Dakota of the White Flats
A high-action punk noir that snatches the classic coming-of-age story out of the hands of a gang of boys, and passes it to two unapologetic, brave young women.
Circa Duck Pond
A glittering circus mash-up by Circa bringing together the worlds of Swan Lake and The Ugly Duckling.
Radiohead for Solo Piano II
Master of improvisation, Berlin-based Australian pianist Josh Cohen takes on legendary rock band Radiohead.
Queensland Ballet Strings – A Triple Bill
Featuring works by Edward Clug, Christian Spuck, and Goyo Montero. This program is a treat of international contemporary works.
GRIMM – Tales from the Brothers Grimm
Happily, ever after? Never. GRIMM, the smash‑hit, deliciously‑twisted, sold out production returns to QPAC’s Cremorne Theatre.
Open Season Mogwai
Brace yourself for one of the most volcanic performances as Mogwai returns to Brisbane to perform in QPAC’s brand new Glasshouse Theatre.
Open Season Sparks
Your favourite band’s favourite band is back. Sparks is playing a career-spanning set at QPAC’s brand new Glasshouse Theatre for one night only.
Macbeth
In celebration of its 20th anniversary, revered production house Shake & Stir Theatre Co tackle Shakespeare’s most-gripping tragedy, Macbeth.
BEETLEJUICE THE MUSICAL
Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice! Featuring a story and score that’s out of this Netherworld, don’t miss this touching show about making the most of every Day-O.
Lose to Win
A celebration of the South Sudanese community, of resilience, and the power of imagination.
The Gesualdo Six – Wishing Tree
Embark on a captivating journey with UK a cappella ensemble The Gesualdo Six as they perform a superbly curated collection of exquisite vocal consort pieces.
360 ALLSTARS
BMX, basketball, breaking, acrobatics, drumming and more! This smash hit returns to QPAC bigger and better than ever before!
Pemulwuy! National Male Voice Festival Finale Concert 2026
Last seen in 2023, the Pemulwuy! National Male Voice Festival Finale Concert is returning to QPAC.
Bangarra Dance Theatre Sheltering
Experience a program of three powerful works: Keeping Grounded, Brown Boys, and Sheoak, which honour the past while looking to the future.
Saplings
A collection of hilarious and heartbreaking stories born from workshops with young people experiencing the youth justice system.
Clancestry Camp Culture
This is your roll call to join Camp Culture! An interactive circus show serving up equal parts skill and sass.
Clancestry Ya’Djin Spirit Women
Ya’Djin Spirit Women weaves dance, theatre and film to traverse storytelling, sisterhood and speaking out.
Clancestry Jessica Mauboy – The Story of Me
Experience an intimate evening with Australian music icon Jessica Mauboy as she shares heartfelt storytelling through music.
Clancestry Gunawarra Re-Creation
Gunawarra Re-Creation is a powerful piece of First Nations theatre sharing culture, memory and healing.
Clancestry Troy Cassar-Daley
Join legendary Australian artist Troy Cassar-Daley for a raw, honest and deeply personal evening.
Clancestry Barragga Yangga
Experience Barragga Yangga, a moving choral celebration of First Nations language, story and song.
Clancestry Yothu Yindi
Celebrate 40 years of one of Australia’s most successful musical acts, Yothu Yindi, as they close out Clancestry 2026.
Agnes Obel
The Danish singer, songwriter and pianist known for her ethereal, chamber-pop sound comes to QPAC!
The Bootleg Beatles in Concert
The Bootleg Beatles and their eight-piece orchestra will take you on a trip through the career of the Fab Four in their spectacular multi-media show.
Queensland Ballet The Nutcracker 2026
A lavish world premiere. Reimagined by Derek Deane, who created audience-favourite Strictly Gershwin, and celebrated set and costume designer Lez Brotherston.
Community performances
The Drover’s Wife – The Opera Community Night
The performance of The Drover’s Wife – The Opera on Tuesday, 19 May 2026 at 7pm is a Community Night for First Nations Community members.
The Drover’s Wife – The Opera is a monumental new opera based on the play, novel and film by one of Australia’s leading artists, Leah Purcell AM. Grand opera traditions meet contemporary First Nations storytelling.
First Nations
Our First Nations program is created, produced and managed, by a team of First Nations Creatives; supporting new works in development, training and upskilling of new artists and arts workers, full scale stage works, celebratory festivals, and community events (such as NAIDOC celebrations and community festivals).
Subscribe to QPAC’s First Nations Community List
At QPAC, we value the contributions of First Nations peoples to the arts and strive to enhance their access to arts experiences. As part of our commitment to inclusivity and accessibility, we offer MOBTIX pricing for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community members for selected events.