HQ Function

Serves as the main performance venue, administrative center, box office, site for event management, music programming, artist liaison, and community engagement activities.

Notable Features:

Award-winning architecture by ARM Architecture; world-class acoustics in its two main spaces: the 1000-seat Elisabeth Murdoch Hall, renowned for its timber-lined interior, and the intimate 130-seat Salon. Features a distinctive, visually striking facade.

Work Culture:

A dynamic, passionate, and collaborative environment dedicated to artistic excellence, innovation in music presentation, and fostering a welcoming atmosphere. Staff are typically deeply engaged with the arts, music, and delivering high-quality audience experiences.

HQ Significance:

A pivotal cultural landmark in Melbourne and Australia, crucial for presenting a wide spectrum of musical genres, supporting both emerging and established artists, and offering accessible, world-class musical experiences to a diverse audience.

Values Reflected in HQ: Excellence in performance and acoustics, artistic integrity and diversity, accessibility for all, community engagement, innovation, and architectural distinction.

Location:

While physically based in Melbourne, the Melbourne Recital Centre maintains a significant global presence by regularly featuring internationally acclaimed artists, orchestras, and ensembles from across the world. It is recognized internationally for its acoustic excellence, innovative programming, and as a key destination on the global music touring circuit. The Centre also participates in cultural dialogues and sometimes streams performances, extending its reach to a global audience.

Street Address:

31 Sturt Street (Corner Southbank Boulevard & Sturt Street)

City:

Southbank

State/Province:

VIC

Country:

Australia