Vault

The Q rehearsal room, Vault, is a highly adaptable space that allows access independent from the theatre itself.

It is used by companies or practitioners preparing for a show on site or elsewhere, but it also operates as a space to try out new ideas or conduct workshops. Vault has been designed as a work space – a place to run around and bounce off the walls. The wooden paneling is easily replaceable so artists can be as physical as they like without fear of doing damage.

Vault users have completely independent use of the facility, with access off Queen Street via a secure swipe access card. The rehearsal space has both toilet facilities and a kitchenette provided.

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Contact:
Maree Folwell
maree@qtheatre.co.nz
09 309 8324

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