Thank you for helping make theatre possible ❤️

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who supported Belloo’s fundraising efforts in 2026, whether through our Make Theatre Possible campaign for AusArt Day, Containers for Change or the People First Community Lottery.

Your support gives Belloo the opportunity to invest in people and ideas, create meaningful opportunities for artists and take the time needed to develop ambitious new Australian theatre.

A special thank you

We'd also like to acknowledge the wonderful people who helped bring our Make Theatre Possible campaign to life.

A huge thank you to Shaun Charles for his videography, Alex Kavoukis for her graphic design work, and Aunty Roxy McDonald, Janaki Gerard, Kay Watanabe and Kristina Olsson for generously sharing their stories and experiences of working with Belloo.

Together, they helped us communicate something that isn't always easy to capture in a fundraising campaign: the heart and lasting value of creative relationships, artistic opportunities and the stories we bring to the stage.

Looking ahead

We have exciting plans for 2027 and beyond, and we'd love you to be part of Belloo's future.

From supporting early-career artists to engaging communities and building international collaborations, there’s so much more we’d love to achieve together.

If you share our belief in the value of this work and would like to explore ways to support it, we’d love to hear from you at kristen@belloocreative.com.

And a little reminder to keep those containers coming! Every eligible drink container you recycle brings another 10 cents to Belloo. Find your nearest drop-off point at https://www.containersforchange.com.au and don’t forget to use Belloo’s fundraising code: C11777152.

Thank you again for helping make theatre possible.

Love from,

The Belloo Team

Photo: 2025 Belloo mentee and Back to Bilo Assistant Director Janaki Gerard with Belloo Co-Artistic Director Caroline Dunphy.

Belloo’s Make Theatre Possible campaign was supported by the Australian Cultural Fund.

This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through Creative Australia, its principal arts investment and advisory body.