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Esplanade’s Waterfront Theatre

Esplanade Appoints a Multidisciplinary Team led by architects61 for the Development & Construction of its Waterfront Theatre.

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Esplanade’s Waterfront Theatre

Esplanade Appoints a Multidisciplinary Team led by architects61 for the Development & Construction of its Waterfront Theatre.

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Association of Asia Pacific Performing Arts Centres

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ADAM Returns for the Deeper Inter-cultural Exchange
15 Aug - 2 Sep

ADAM Returns for the Deeper Inter-cultural Exchange

Initiated and organised by the Taipei Performing Arts Center, the 2nd edition of ADAM (Asia Discover...
15 Aug - 2 Sep

ADAM Returns for the Deeper Inter-cultural Exchange

Initiated and organised by the Taipei Performing Arts Center, the 2nd edition of ADAM (Asia Discover...

2018 is a Great Year to be Eight and Under!
26 Jun - 1 Jul

2018 is a Great Year to be Eight and Under!

Out of the Box, Queensland Performing Arts Centre’s (QPAC’s) signature biennial festival for chi...

The Innovation Series of Theatre and Dance
May - Jun

The Innovation Series of Theatre and Dance

The NTCH has long been devoted to supporting innovative talents...

Latitude 45 Arts
May - Nov

Latitude 45 Arts

Montreal-based arts management agency Latitude 45 Arts is delighted to announce the activities of se...

10 Years of Tapestry of Sacred Music at Esplanade
20 - 22 Apr

10 Years of Tapestry of Sacred Music at Esplanade

A Tapestry of Sacred Music was first launched by Esplanade – Theatre’s on the Bay in 2009...

John Kotzas

Chief Executive Officer

Queensland Performing Arts Centre, Australia

We all know collaboration has long been the linchpin of successful performing arts outcomes, and today, connectivity emerges as equally important. AAPPAC’s role in facilitating opportunities for the dynamic Asia Pacific PAC industry to connect and collaborate sees us thriving as we collectively navigate through the complexities of the world today.

Duncan Pescod GBS JP

Chief Executive Officer

West Kowloon Cultural District Authority, Hong Kong

AAPPAC is an excellent platform for industry players in the Asia Pacific region to connect. It provides opportunities for us to develop ties, while building a strong network and fostering development of the industry through collaboration and exchanges.

Douglas Gautier

Chief Executive Officer & Artistic Director

Adelaide Festival Centre, Australia

AAPPAC is, to my knowledge, the biggest and most active Pan- Asian Pacific cultural organisation. As such it is a great resource for all its members and a unique platform for true cultural engagement across our region.

Robbie Macrae

Director

Auckland Live, New Zealand

AAPPAC give us the opportunity for cultural collaboration from Japan and South Korea in the Northern hemisphere right through to New Zealand and Australia in the Southern hemisphere. We are able to traverse distance which would be difficult to achieve otherwise.

Florian Riem

Chief Executive Officer

Tongyeong Concert Hall, South Korea

In this ever-changing world, it is great to be part of an Asia-Pacific network with common goals and values among its members. We share knowledge and experience, but also dreams and visions, across cultures and boarders. AAPPAC opens doors and brings people together in a wonderful way!

Guo Xiao Lan

Executive Director & General Manager

Shenzhen Concert Hall, China

AAPPAC builds a significant communication platform for the performing arts organisations in Asia-Pacific area, where Shenzhen Concert Hall has benefited a lot. It is expected to play a more active role in leading the development tendency of performing arts industry in this region and promoting the cultural exchange and cooperation between members.

Bruce Carmichael

Director

Canberra Theatre Centre, Australia

AAPPAC provides a fantastic opportunity for venues to work together, to share skills and for us all to explore avenues to share our cultures.