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
The Rest Is History Returns
Historians Tom Holland and Dominic Sandbrook are bringing their cult podcast The Rest Is History back to QPAC in December!
Queensland Ballet The Nutcracker 2025
Ben Stevenson’s The Nutcracker is perfect for the whole family. Queensland Ballet’s festive favourite returns for one last year to enchant audiences with its sparkling winter wonderland.
Prospero Arts Concert Series Sweet Charity
A classic Broadway musical that tells the story of Charity Hope Valentine, a hopelessly romantic dance hall hostess in New York City.
A Christmas Carol
This December, the award-winning stage spectacle – Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol – is returning!
A Cracker Kransky Christmas
The Kransky Sisters are bringing the party back to QPAC with hits and Christmas carols like you’ve never heard them before.
Spirit of Christmas
An occasion to rejoice and reflect on the year that has passed and embrace the season’s enduring message of Peace, Love and Joy.
Little Shop of Horrors
A dark comedy musical that follows a nerdy florist who discovers a mysterious plant with a growing appetite for human blood.
Now You See Me Live
Inspired by the blockbuster film franchise, Now You See Me Live is an explosive mix of high-tech illusions and jaw-dropping spectacles.
An Evening with Yotam Ottolenghi
Chef, restaurateur and much-loved author Yotam Ottolenghi returns to QPAC with a feast for all the senses.
Crossing the Divide
A powerful work by Shock Therapy Arts exploring the long-term impact of Australia’s colonial past and how it has shaped our national identity and the issues we face today.
Barton & Brodsky
William Barton, together with the Brodsky Quartet, is a sensational combination, resulting in a musical feast for audiences.
Gary Lang NT Dance Company The Other Side of Me
The Other Side of Me explores identity, adoption, and belonging through one man’s true-life story of the Stolen Generation.
On the Banks Droppin’ Science: De La Soul
Taking it back to the essence, Droppin’ Science is a night dedicated to hip hop in all its forms. From the golden age to the present day.
On the Banks The Streets
The Streets, led by the inimitable Mike Skinner, return to the stage with a landmark tour of Australia performing for the first time ever in full, A Grand Don’t Come For Free.
On the Banks Disco Club
Australia’s feel-good phenomenon, Disco Club, is set to light up On the Banks for International Women’s Day weekend on Saturday, 7 March 2026.
The Riddle of Washpool Gully
Combining storytelling with contemporary puppetry and miniature sets, The Riddle of Washpool Gully is a reimagined tale of Australian mythology.
ART
Experience this internationally award-winning comedy about friendship, ego, and the chaos a single opinion can cause.
On the Banks Bernard Fanning
Performing his ‘Final Encore’ for his Tea & Sympathy 20th Anniversary tour with special guests Kasey Chambers, The Paper Kites, Troy & Jem Cassar-Daley and Georgia Mooney.
On the Banks Peach PRC
Peach PRC is set to bring her signature glitter-pop energy, magnetic personality and irreverent humour to the riverfront for On the Banks!
On the Banks Blockbuster
A colourful blend of Punjabi music, food and cultural flare, the program Blockbuster will come to Brisbane’s On the Banks for the first time.
On the Banks Marlon Williams
Bringing together country, folk, and pop Marlon Williams returns to Brisbane for a special performance at On the Banks.
Queensland Ballet Messa da Requiem
Verdi’s monumental Messa da Requiem comes alive in Christian Spuck’s breathtaking staging, fusing voices, orchestra, and 36 dancers.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.