HQ Function

Serves as the primary campus for all operations, including performance venues, administrative offices, technical production, visitor services, and community engagement programs.

Notable Features:

The iconic 162-metre white latticed spire, the circular Hamer Hall, the Theatres Building (housing State Theatre, Playhouse, Fairfax Studio), Australian Music Vault, extensive foyers with public art, and multiple food and beverage outlets.

Work Culture:

A dynamic, creative, and collaborative environment driven by a passion for the performing arts. The culture emphasizes artistic excellence, inclusivity, customer service, and innovation in bringing arts experiences to a diverse audience.

HQ Significance:

As Australia's largest performing arts centre, it's a cornerstone of Melbourne's cultural identity and a major tourist attraction. It hosts thousands of performances and events annually, contributing significantly to the state's creative economy and cultural vibrancy.

Values Reflected in HQ: Artistic excellence, accessibility, community engagement, creativity, innovation, and the celebration of Australian and international cultural heritage.

Location:

While Arts Centre Melbourne's physical venues are exclusively in Melbourne, its global presence is manifested through several avenues. It regularly hosts internationally acclaimed artists, companies, and touring productions, bringing world-class performances to Australian audiences. The Centre also engages in international collaborations and partnerships, contributing to global cultural exchange. Its digital programs and online content reach audiences worldwide. Furthermore, its reputation as a leading performing arts institution attracts international visitors, artists, and industry professionals, solidifying its standing in the global arts community.

Street Address:

100 St Kilda Rd

City:

Melbourne

State/Province:

VIC

Country:

Australia