Over 60 of the world’s top venues, including Brisbane’s QPAC, are showcased by the tech-giant’s Google Cultural Institute.

Ever wondered what it would be like to be on stage, in the spotlight, looking out into the auditorium as your fellow performers whizz about? Now you can, as digital-giants Google have applied the technology it pioneered with its Google Street View maps for an altogether more artistic purpose.

The new partnership offers a range of performing arts from some of the world’s greatest venues, including the Queensland Performing Arts Centre in Brisbane. Whether it’s a performance of Paris Opera Ballet artistic director Benjamin Millepied’s Clear, Loud, Bright, Forward, or British actor Alex Hassell’s epic portrayal of Henry V from Stratford-upon-Avon, Željko Lučić’s Otello from the New York Met, or The Light Princess at London’s National Theatre, the exhibition offers a 360 degree interactive video experience that will take the viewer to the heart of a performance from the comfort of their own homes.

Benjamin Millepied’s Clear, Loud, Bright, Forward

Launched on Tuesday, the Google Cultural Institute’s latest exhibition features a series of...