HQ Function

A world-leading performing arts centre, cultural precinct, and premier tourist destination. It houses multiple venues for opera, theatre, music, dance, and other art forms, as well as restaurants, cafes, and bars. Administrative and operational functions are also centralized here.

Notable Features:

Iconic sail-like shell structures designed by Jørn Utzon, multiple performance halls (Concert Hall, Joan Sutherland Theatre, Drama Theatre, Playhouse, Studio), the Utzon Room, its waterfront location on Sydney Harbour, extensive foyers, and public spaces.

Work Culture:

A dynamic, creative, and fast-paced environment focused on artistic excellence, visitor experience, and innovation. Staff are passionate about the arts, culture, and preserving the heritage of this iconic landmark, working collaboratively to deliver world-class experiences.

HQ Significance:

A global symbol of Australia, an architectural marvel of the 20th century, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2007, and a central hub for Australian and international arts and culture, fostering creativity and community engagement.

Values Reflected in HQ: Creativity, artistic excellence, innovation, inclusivity, sustainability, and the celebration of diverse artistic expression and cultural heritage for all.

Location:

While the Sydney Opera House is a singular physical landmark in Sydney, Australia, its global presence is immense. It functions as a world-renowned cultural icon, attracting millions of international tourists annually. It hosts performances by leading international artists and companies, fostering global artistic exchange and collaboration. Digitally, it reaches a global audience through online broadcasts of performances, virtual tours, educational programs, and extensive social media engagement, solidifying its status as one of the most recognized and celebrated performing arts centres worldwide.

Street Address:

Bennelong Point

City:

Sydney

State/Province:

New South Wales

Country:

Australia