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

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​​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!

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Malacanang Made Us

by Jordan Shea

Produced by Queensland Theatre

Friday 31 October 2025

Tactile Tour 6:00pm

Show Starts 7:30pm

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Saturday 1 November 2025

Tactile Tour 12:30pm

Show Starts 2:00pm

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Bille Brown Theatre, Montague Road, South Brisbane.

A teen boy with tan skin and black hair sits on an ornate gold throne, with both arms raised triumphantly in the air. He wears a white mesh singlet, blue running shorts and black thongs.

The fall of a dictator and the reverberations on the generation he jeopardised.

1986, Manila, the Philippines. The world finally looks on as history is being made by a society tearing at the fabric of a regime and demanding change.

On the fateful evening of President Ferdinand Marcos’ exile, young men climb the walls of Malacañang Palace, storm the hallways, and seat themselves on his throne. Among them are brothers Martin and Ernie — heroes... if only for a night.

Nearly 40 years later, the siblings reunite in Brisbane, where Martin’s teenage son Leo is incensed that the dictator’s heir is being elected to the presidency of the Philippines. With a fresh revolution and some old family secrets in the air, the three men will reconnect over the conditions of love, the question of duty and the price of rebellion.

In a watershed moment for Australian Filipino theatre, Jordan Shea’s Queensland Premier’s Drama Award-winning play draws on his multicultural experiences in an ambitious and haunting theatrical epic that celebrates the power of ordinary people to (re)discover their bravery and help shape history.

1984

by George Orwell

Adapted by Shake & Stir

Saturday 8 November 2025

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

Five people in blue coveralls stand with their hands clasped over their heart. Their faces stern and serious. Behind them on a large blue-black screen a close-up of a man's face looms with dark blue eyes staring ominiously ahead.

Big Brother is back.

Strap in for an electrifying take on the George Orwell classic – from the multi-award winning creative minds at Shake & Stir (Frankenstein, Jane Eyre, Animal Farm and Dracula).

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It was a bright cold day, and the clocks were striking thirteen...

Winston Smith, an editor at the Ministry of Truth, sits quietly. A quick swig of gin; a glance of quiet optimism toward the telescreen. Winston opens his diary, puts pen to paper, and in doing so, commits the essential crime that contains all others in itself. A radical and unprecedented act of rebellion.

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Discovered, entrapped, and incarcerated in the Ministry of Love, Winston, in defending his burning desire for personal freedom, prepares for the fight of his life. Can the oppressive forces of The Party, led by BIG BROTHER, obliterate the indomitable human spirit?

And what exactly awaits within Room 101?

SUPERHEROES

By Mark Rogers
Directed by Sanja Simić
Presented by Bodysnatchers

Friday 14 November 2025

Show Starts 7:30pm

 

Diane Cilento Studio,

Queensland Theatre Company, 

78 Montauge Road, South Brisbane.

A fairskinned woman with short strawberry-blonde hair squints her eye as she bites down into a large ripe tomato as she looks at us. She wears a chunky silver chain around her neck and a black t-shirt.

Two young women, worlds apart, both at breaking point. It’s November, 2017. On the south coast of NSW, Emily has forgotten her nephews’ birthday party and needs her ex-boyfriend to answer her texts. In Mostar, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Jana’s trip to the grocery store puts her smack bang in the middle of the European refugee crisis.

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At two points on the globe, these stories play out in parallel. And with no caped dudes in spandex coming to the rescue, it’s up to Emily and Jana to save themselves. But what does it mean to take responsibility for our actions? And what does being a hero really look like?

Featuring twinned monologues threaded through with scenes of devastating humanity, this masterful play comes to Magandjin for the first time, staged by the team behind Naked & Screaming (Best Production, 2022 Matilda Awards).

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The only play to win both of Australia’s major new play prizes in the same year, SUPERHEROES is a truly original work - savage, tender and hopeful.

A Few Good Men

by Aaron Sorkin

Produced by Queensland Theatre

Friday 5 December 2025

Tactile Tour 6:00pm

Show Starts 7:30pm

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Saturday 6 December 2025

Tactile Tour 12:30pm

Show Starts 2:00pm

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The Playhouse, QPAC, South Brisbane.

A fair-skinned man with short curly brown hair stands in profile facing left. He wears a white naval uniform with black and gold epaulettes. On the left-most edge of the image is draped flag of the United States of America.

Aaron Sorkin’s cinematic smash returns to the stage.

Long before Hollywood, this sizzling legal drama from the masterful Aaron Sorkin dominated Broadway, and now court is in session in the Playhouse for QPAC’s 40th Birthday celebrations. One misfit US Marine is dead, two others stand accused of killing him, and the whole corps is on trial as a team of young military lawyers uncover a sinister conspiracy in this gripping judicial thriller. Inspired by actual events at Guantanamo Bay in 1986, this “brilliant, intelligent, cutting, shivering and even nasty script” (The Independent) sparkles with the signature quickfire repartee of Sorkin’s screen hits The West Wing, The Newsroom and The Social Network.

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Turning a spotlight on the toxic internal culture of the United States military, A Few Good Men interrogates the idea that instilling unquestioning loyalty in a soldier has dark and terrible consequences, and that patriotism is the virtue of the vicious. Helmed by three-time Matilda Award-winning director Daniel Evans, a cast of rising stars go head-to-head with a swathe of stage legends in this courtroom tour-de-force.

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Can you handle the truth?

Christmas Actually

The Music of 'Love Actually' live on stage, presented by The Little Red Company and Brisbane Powerhouse

Sunday 7 December 2025

Show Starts 3:00pm

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Brisbane Powerhouse, New Farm. 

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Brisbane’s favourite Christmas tradition returns! Now in its eighth sparkling year, Christmas Actually is the ultimate silly-season starter, bursting with nativity lobsters, cinnamon sticks and endless fun! 

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Relive the magic musical moments from beloved holiday classic Love Actually including songs by Mariah Carey, Joni Mitchell, Norah Jones, Eva Cassidy, Kelly Clarkson, The Beach Boys and The Beatles, brought to life by a rockstar band of Australia’s top musicians and vocalists. 

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Starring award-winning cabaret queen Naomi Price and an all-star cast including Luke Kennedy, Irena Lysiuk and Tom Oliver, Christmas Actually will deliver all the hits from your favourite festive soundtrack, wrapped up with a sprig of holly and bucketloads of comedy and charm.  Don’t miss this absolute (Christmas) cracker of a show!

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 1pm, prior to the audio described performance.   

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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.

Now You See Me Live

The stage illusion spectacular!

presented by QPAC 

Friday 16 January 2026

Tactile Tour: 12:30pm

Show Starts 2:00pm

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Concert Hall, 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 young woman with long red hair, wearing a black top with plunging neckline, gives a subtle smile. She is flanked by two mean weraing black jackets and in the foreground a pair of playing cards flutter in the air - the face of one shows the 4 of Hearts.

​Inspired by Lionsgate’s worldwide blockbuster film franchise, Now You See Me Live is a stage illusion spectacular taking over QPAC this summer with an explosive mix of high-tech illusions, solo stunts and jaw-dropping spectacles. 

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Four world-class illusionists – Adam Trent (USA), Pablo Cánovas (ESP), Andrew Basso (ITL) and Gabriella Lester (CAN) – unite as The Horsemen, transforming the magic of the films into a live stage spectacle with never-before-seen feats of wonder. 

 

From the creators behind Broadway’s record-breaking hit The Illusionists, Now You See Me Live delivers a breathtaking blockbuster experience for the whole family, which has to be seen to be believed. 

Little Shop of Horrors

presented by QPAC 

Sunday 18 January 2026

Tactile Tour: 12:30pm

Show Starts 2:00pm

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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

An illustration of the close-up of the mouth of a green Venus-Fly-Trap-like plant, with large pointed teeth, and a long pink protruding tongue.

The cult Broadway and Hollywood sci-fi smash musical Little Shop of Horrors is back – bigger, bolder, and hungrier than ever! 

Step inside Mushnik’s flower shop on Skid Row, in this black comedy musical, where down-on-his-luck Seymour discovers a strange and unusual plant with a taste for more than just plant food. Meet Audrey II – the foul-mouthed, R&B-singing carnivore with a killer personality that’s ready to take over the stage (and the world). 

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Featuring irresistible hits like “Suddenly Seymour”, “Feed Me (Git It)” and “Dentist!”, this gleefully gory musical blends 60s pop, doo-wop and rock ‘n’ roll with outrageous comedy, camp charm and jaw-dropping puppetry. 

 

Vantagepoint Audio Description does its work on the traditional lands of the Jagera and Turrbal people, and pays deep respect to these elders who have meticulously described their lore and culture for

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

 

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