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Brisbane Comedy Festival returns in 2024, bursting at the seams with a hand-picked selection of the funniest folk in the country. And aren’t we all ready for it?
The terrifying original. Live on stage.
crowd-pleasing comedy that takes on the truths and myths behind that contemporary conundrum known as ‘the relationship.’
Mamamia Out Loud LIVE brings Australia’s number one news and pop culture podcast to QPAC!
The pleasures of a crisp mountain breeze and a rippling river are bundled into Má vlast, Smetana’s picturesque homage to his Bohemian homeland.
“You are allowed to put whatever you like in your blurb. It doesn’t even have to describe the show.” (Aaron Chen)
By popular demand, The Grand Kyiv Ballet of Ukraine will return to Australia.
With infectious energy and floor shaking singalongs, Irish seven-piece The Mary Wallopers are a live act to be reckoned with.
The self proclaimed People's Princess of Aotearoa, Chris Parker is most commonly known for his funny Instagram and Tiktok videos which built him a huge social media audience over the last few years.
Incredibly funny for someone who looks like an accountant who has accidentally wandered on stage, Ray O’Leary will bring his brand new live show, Your Laughter Is Just Making Me Stronger.
Come and relive all The Beatles classic hits in one sensational concert experience presented by the world’s premier ‘The Beatles’ band, The Beatle Boys.
Don’t miss the chance to watch this gold-plated, live comedy superstar with his first stand up show since 2020-2021’s sold out tour of Lighten Up.
Queenslander Paul Hodge’s new musical based on the true story of David Warren, the Australian inventor who created the black box flight recorder that is now on every plane around the globe.
This is Mozart at the height of his compositional genius. Grandeur, opulence, and the soul-striking power of a choir in sacred unity.
Dance duo DRAMA is headed to Australia in May.
Sometimes tragedy is child's play.
Engelbert Humperdinck will take his last dance in May 2024 which will see shows in all major capital cities. The British icon will perform a set chock-full with greatest hits and crowd favourites!
Audra McDonald, international singing phenomenon, television and film star, is unparalleled in the breadth and versatility of her artistry as both a singer and actor.
Guy Williams is an award winning comedian from New Zealand best known for hosting the faux news show “New Zealand Today” available now on TV Three (NZ) and Youtube (Worldwide).
Kiwi Comedian Guy Williams will bring his brand new show 'This Glass House Makes It Easy To See All The Cowards I'm Throwing Stones At' to festivals across the country.
This smash-hit production returns to the stage with the brilliant Heather Mitchell, of the woman who changed the face of the American legal system: the indomitable Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Death has never sounded more alive than in Saint-Saëns’ Danse Macabre, where a violin charms skeletons from their graves so they can dance until the break of dawn.
Performing hits & misses from albums Embracism, Bravado, Return To Center, to his latest & critically acclaimed 2024 album 'If I Could Sing' and the yet-to-be-released 'Can't F*ck the F*cker'.
“Skelton brings a skein of bright-dark shades to a role that makes almost impossible demands of stamina and emotional intensity; he met them, impressively.” – The Guardian
Prepare to be blown away by the comedic genius of Max Amini!
An inspiring performance featuring Dvorák’s famed Serenade for Strings and Australian guitar virtuoso Karin Schaupp as special guest.
Tasmanian alternative rock band Luca Brasi announce their album tour, ‘THE WORLD DON’T OWE YOU ANYTHING’, for May this year.
Nashville-based Country Pop artist Kaylee Bell has announced her ‘Nights Like This’ Album Tour. Presented by Live Nation and MBA, the tour will kick off on May 23.
Missy Higgins is unveiling ‘an anniversary tour with a difference’ to celebrate 20 years since her trailblazing debut, The Sound of White.
After the wide acclaim of his first symphony, be the first to experience the world premiere of Paul Dean's Symphony No. 2. Dedicated to the Queensland Youth Symphony (QYS).