Loft

Q’s studio space, Loft, houses more intimate and experimental shows. It features character timber beams and art deco floor-to-ceiling windows that look out over Queen Street.

The raked seating perfectly accommodates a conference or a formal presentation such as a product launch. The ability to remove all the seating, however, also makes it a great space for a post-show party or a beautiful backdrop for a special celebration.

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Interested in hiring Loft for performance? Download our Expression of Interest form for the 2012 season from the box below.

Interested in hiring Loft for an event or other function? Download our Expression of Interest form for Non-Arts Hire from the box below.

Venue details

Seating Capacity: 120

Stage Dimensions: 192sqm dependent on configuration

Ceiling Height: 3.7m up to lighting rig

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Contact:
James Wilson
james@qtheatre.co.nz
09 309 8324 Downloads
EOI form 2012 SEASON.doc
EOI form - Non-Arts Hire.doc

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