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Live events audio described 

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Another place to find info about AD events across Australia is through Vision Australia's Audio Described events calendar.

If there's something you want to attend that isn't on this list, send us a message and we can investigate whether we can incorporate AD into that event. It might be easier than you think!

Queensland Theatre Company

2026 SEASON on sale now

Tactile Tours & Audio Description for every production in the 2026 Season.

Vantagepoint is delighted to return to QTC in 2026.  Every production in the season will offer a tactile tour and audio described performance - typically on the third or final Saturday 2pm matinee of each production. Tactile tours are also available at 12:30pm, prior to the audio described performance.   

Season Ticket sales are now open if you wish to save up to 20% when you purchase an 8-Play Package. Choose from an 8, 6 or 5 Play package. 

White Queensland Theatre Co. logo on an orange backgroud with white text below that reads:  2026 Season. On sale now.

MACBETH

presented by Shake & Stir Theatre Co and QPAC

Saturday 20 June 2026

Tactile Tour: 12:30pm

Show Starts 2:00pm

Playhouse, QPAC, South Brisbane.

Book Tickets via QPAC Group Sales and mention Audio Description.

Ph: 07 3840 7466 (Monday – Friday, 9am-5pm)

Email: groups@qpac.com.au

Close-up photo of a fair-skinned man's face. He's in his 30s, with blue eyes and dark curled, short hair. His expression is neutral. On either side of his face are a woman's hands - fingers clawed and out stretched across his cheek and temples. These hands are adorned with long dark-chrome coloured fingernails accentuating their menacing energy.

In celebration of their 20th anniversary, revered production house Shake & Stir Theatre Co tackle Shakespeare’s most-gripping tragedy, Macbeth.

Reborn into a ruthless world of rolling news, political theatre and weaponised ambition, this razor-sharp new production from the creative team behind 1984, A Christmas Carol, Frankenstein and Jane Eyre, charts the course of a rising war hero who becomes the media’s latest obsession and, pushed by a partner as polished as she is dangerous, turns the 24-hour news cycle into his personal battleground.

 

This is Macbeth, as written by Shakespeare, reimagined at scale, for our age of clickbait and catastrophe: a dark, seductive, ratings-driven descent where perception is everything, loyalty is currency, and one couple’s hunger for the top spot threatens to bring their whole empire crashing down.

A Bee Story

presented by ARC Circus and QPAC

Saturday 11 July 2026, 12:00pm

Cremorne Theatre, QPAC, South Brisbane.

Book Tickets via QPAC Group Sales and mention Audio Description.

Ph: 07 3840 7466 (Monday – Friday, 9am-5pm)

Email: groups@qpac.com.au

Photo of the torso and head of a fair-skinned female circus performer. She wears a black bodice with ornate floral embroidery and gold puffs at the shoulders. Her blonde hair is braided into two buns high on either side of her head and a little gold crown with red-silk lining is pinned at the very top of her head between her buns. She juggles six white balls that frame her face as they are captured mid-air. Behind her, a man with fair-skin, dark goatee,  and dark hair tied into small buns either side of his head, peeks over her right shoulder and stares at her.

The award-winning, uniquely Australian, A Bee Story by ARC Circus is the perfect family entertainment. This charming circus show is a spectacular blend of world-class acrobatics, juggling, dance and clowning. Join Queen Bee and Worker Bee on their magical adventures, where things never quite go to plan. Be enchanted by their super strength, pollen collecting skills and incredible circus feats. 

Through the power of physical theatre, we learn that together we can overcome great adversity. A Bee Story features themes of teamwork, learning to adapt and sustainability.

Awards
Winner – Weekly Award for Children’s Entertainment – Sydney Fringe (2025)
Winner – Best Children’s Entertainment (Overall) – Perth Fringeworld (2024)
Winner – Weekly Award for Children's Entertainment – Perth Fringeworld (2024)

A Bee Story was created, directed, and performed by the award-winning team at ARC Circus, based on the Gold Coast of Australia. ARC Circus is directed by Robbie Curtis (Circa, Cirque du Soleil, Circus Oz, Australian Ballet), and performer, musician and creator Lizzie McRae.

Pride and Prejudice

presented by Queensland Theatre Company and QPAC

Saturday 25 July 2026

Tactile Tour: 12:30pm

Show Starts 2:00pm

Playhouse, QPAC, South Brisbane.

Book Tickets via Queensland Theatre Company Box Office and mention Audio Description.

Ph: 07 3700 7600 (Monday – Friday, 9am-5pm)

Email: mail@queenslandtheatre.com.au

A photo from above, showing a fair-skinned man and women wearing Regency-era clothing lying on grass. The woman's head is resting on the mans chest and they look up at the camera with a relaxed expression.

Queensland Theatre Company’s Matilda Award-winning reimagining of Jane Austen’s Pride & Prejudice is back! After dazzling audiences in 2025, this sumptuous theatrical ode to the mother of romantic comedies sashays onto the Playhouse stage for one more glorious "turn about the room".

Smart, witty and fearless, Elizabeth Bennet is an independent young woman who dearly loves a laugh and is not afraid to poke fun where fun is most definitely warranted. At odds with her husband-hunting sisters and dithery mother, Elizabeth longs for the power to determine her own marital fate.

Amidst the glittering swirl of balls, gossip and the hypocrisy of Regency England, Elizabeth encounters the arrogant, aloof, but infuriatingly eligible Mr Darcy. The two are more alike than they care to admit and their tempestuous journey from “tolerable” to love triumphant is one of literature’s most iconic romances.

Camp Culture 

By Dale Woodbridge-Brown, as part of QPAC's Clancestry Festival.

Saturday 1  August 2026

First show starts: 10:00am

Tactile tour: 10:50am

Second show starts: 1:00pm

Cremorne Theatre, QPAC, South Brisbane.

Book Tickets via QPAC Group Sales and mention Audio Description.

Ph: 07 3840 7466 (Monday – Friday, 9am-5pm)

Email: groups@qpac.com.au

A tan-skinned amn with a beard pulls a fearful expression, looking over his shoulder with his handsraised in alarm. He wears a khaki 'Scouts'-styled uniform, and a long olie-green cape billows behind him. He has an akubra-styled hat on.

Forget the Kumbayas – throw on Queen B and spark more than just the fire!

This is your roll call for Camp Culture – an interactive circus show hosted by seasoned and hilariously unqualified camp leader Dale Woodbridge-Brown. But this is no gammin summer camp – it’s serving up equal parts skill and sass. Dale can’t use a compass, but he’ll show you that no matter where you come from, there’s always a way to earn your badge for being your most authentic self.

From growing up as a Faboriginal kid from the bush to one of Australia’s most prolific circus artists – his ability to use humour and heart will leave campers begging to stay just a little longer!

 

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tens of thousands of years, so that we may thrive on, and with, this land.

 

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