Past Event

Sat 21 Sep

Common People Dance Eisteddfod

Presented by Brisbane Festival

Common People Dance Eisteddfod
Common People Dance Eisteddfod

Let the battle commence!

The Common People Dance Eisteddfod has now become a tradition here in our fair city. Teams from across South-East Queensland will battle it out over one epic night and need you to cheer and shout as they dance the night away.  

Dressed in sequined armors, the mighty suburban gladiators will meet on neutral territory and dance it out to see who will be the 2024 Common People Dance Eisteddfod winner. The competition is fierce, the outfits are bold, and the moves are body rollin'. But who will be crowned the champion and take home all the glory? 

It's the ultimate dance battle of the 'burbs... so slap on some sequins, bring some attitude, and come join the fun barracking for your favourite team on the closing night of Brisbane Festival.  


Price

$30 - $62.50

Times

6:00pm

Duration

Approx. 2 hours

Where

South Bank Piazza

186 Little Stanley Street, South Brisbane

Venue info

Accessibility

Wheelchair Accessible

75% Visual Content

Important Info

Warnings for use of haze, strobe effects, loud music and mild adult themes.

Please note: Floor and Grandstand seating to this production is General Admission. Select the number of tickets you would like to purchase from the seating map during the booking process but sit in whichever seats are available in your chosen section at the event.


Booking Methods

For alternative ways to book, or to discuss your accessibility requirements, call QTIX on 13 62 46 or email info@qtix.com.au.

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Redefining who gets to put on a leotard, step onstage, and dance to a sell-out crowd.

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How to get there

South Bank Piazza

186 Little Stanley Street, South Brisbane

Getting there

Brisbane Festival expresses deep respect to and acknowledges the First People of this Country.