Q’s main performance space is a state of the art flexiform auditorium. It provides artists with inspiration and challenges them to engage audiences in different ways.
Rangatira is a highly adaptable space. It gives designers the capability to reconfigure both the stage and seating to suit the needs of a given production. It accommodates a wide variety of artistic events including dance, drama, comedy, music and multi-media art events.
Citizen Q at Q Theatre
Open 90 minutes before show start times Q Theatre’s café and bar, Citizen Q, is a popular pre-show destination. Their comfortable lounge is perfect for a pre and post show drink, a delicious cocktail or a light snacks to keep you going through the festival.
Visit Auckland Transport or download the AT app to see what public transport options are available.
Parking
There are a few car parks right at Q's doorstep, including: The Civic Car Park - where access parking is available For more information on parking in Auckland visit Auckland Transport.
Taxi Rank & Drop Off
Closest taxi rank is located at Auckland Town Hall, Queen Street.
Venue accessibility
The venues within Q Theatre are across four levels, with the main bathrooms being on a fifth. All levels in the building are accessible via a central lift.
Rangatira stalls have one row of level access. Balcony is all level access. Gods has two sections of level access, with Block A (the centre one) being on two tiers. Bar is all level access from the Queen St entrance.
Rangatira and Loft are both fitted with an audio loop, which amplifies the sound of the performance for hearing aids. The sound quality can vary through Rangatira however, so we advise those who require this loop to ring our Box Office on (09) 309 9771 for advice on the best seats for any particular show.
Wheelchair accessible toilets are located in the main toilet blocks on Lower Ground Level.
Assistance dogs. Please advise at the time of booking to ensure they can be accommodated appropriately. Water can be provided on request.
The box office has a relatively low counter, although a manual wheelchair may struggle to see over it.
