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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.
F. Scott Fitzgerald's
The Great Gatsby
Adapted by Daniel Evans and Nelle Lee
Directed by Daniel Evans and Nick Skubij
presented by Queensland Theatre and Shake & Stir Theatre Co.
Saturday 28 February 2026
Tactile Tour: 1:00pm
Show Starts 2:00pm
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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
Welcome to The Jazz Age: a fever dream of dizzying excess where love, lies and liquor are in hot supply. Late to this glittering party arrives Nick Carraway, a blow-in from the mid-West, who’s immediately drawn to the enigmatic playboy next door: Jay Gatsby.
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Every Saturday night New York’s Flappers, Freeloaders and Pleasure Seekers swill from Gatsby’s generosity while rumours swirl about their mysterious host. Is he a racketeer? A mobster? A bootlegger? A saint? Nick soon discovers the forlorn Gatsby is a man who has everything he wants - except the only woman he’s ever loved … Daisy.
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Considered one of the greatest novels ever written, F. Scott Fitzgerald’s literary masterpiece comes roaring to the stage in a stylish and scintillating adaptation where dreams shimmer then shatter, hearts beat achingly out of time and everyone’s chasing their own green light.
The Riddle of Washpool Gully
by David Morton
presented by Dead Puppet Society & QPAC
Saturday 21 March 2026
Tactile Tour: 9:00am
Show Starts 10:00am
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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
Far beyond the outskirts of the big city, near a tiny town that nearly everyone forgot, lay a dry creek bed of no special significance. Once upon a time it had been called Washpool Gully. But the world had moved on from insignificant things, and no one had time for dry creek beds. Except in Washpool Gully something was stirring. Shaken by the rumble of engines and darkening of the sky, something long asleep had decided to wake up.
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Combining old-fashioned storytelling with contemporary puppetry and miniature sets, The Riddle of Washpool Gully is a reimagined tale of Australian mythology about the incredible creatures that might still live in the uncharted corners of our vast country.
Torch The Place
by Benjamin Law
presented by Queensland Theatre Company
Sunday 29 March 2026
Tactile Tour: 1:00pm
Show Starts 2:00pm
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Bille Brown Theatre, 78 Montague Road, South Brisbane.
Book Tickets via Queensland Theatre Company Box Office and mention Audio Description.
​Ph: 07 3700 7600 (Monday – Friday, 9am-5pm)
From Queensland born-and-bred TV writer and author Benjamin Law (The Family Law), comes his breakout comedy Torch the Place - a hilarious and deeply moving exploration of family, legacy, and the things we hold onto — literally.
Teresa’s mum can’t let go of anything — from grudges to Princess Di's ash trays to late 90s Disney VHS. She sees her ordinary Gold Coast home as a museum of irreplaceable treasures. But she’s not a curator… she’s a hoarder.
When her children return to celebrate her 60th birthday, she’s thrilled to have them home. But this isn’t just a reunion — it’s an intervention. Armed with a skip bin and good intentions, the siblings attempt to help their mother confront decades of detritus, rusted-on emotions and long-buried memories.
Inspired by Law’s own family experience and Australia’s fast-growing problem with compulsive hoarding, Torch the Place balances sharp wit with a deeply emotional reckoning around trauma, identity, and the meaning of “stuff.”