FAQs

Venue safety

Anyone entering QPAC aged 16 years and over must be fully vaccinated or medically exempt. All patrons over the age of 16 years are required to register through the Check In Qld app and to provide proof of vaccination (or medical exemption) at the time of entry.

Masks are not mandatory at QPAC however, we strongly recommend you bring a mask with you to the theatre for use where physical distancing is not possible. QPAC is operating at 100% capacity under Queensland Government health directives

For the latest venue information relating to venue safety, please visit the QPAC website

Where can I buy authorised tickets?

QTIX is the official ticketing service for QPAC.

Selected packages are sold through authorised resellers only. Any tickets purchased through unauthorised sales channels may be seized or cancelled without refund or exchange and the bearer of the ticket may be denied admission. Unauthorised sales channels include Viagogo, eBay and Gumtree.

For more information visit our page on The Facts About Purchasing Tickets Online.

What concessions are accepted?

Concession discounts are available for certain performances, excluding Friday and Saturday evenings, and Saturday matinees.

Concessions are available to holders of a (government issued) Australian Seniors Card, Pensioner Concession Card (excluding Health Card Cards), Veterans Affairs Card, Carers or Companion Card or Current Full Time Student Card. Patrons will need to present their concession cards as required at the Venue.

How long is the production?

Girl From The North Country runs approximately 2.5 hours including an interval.

What is the age recommendation?

The production contains some coarse language and sexual references, and is recommended for audiences aged 14 and over.