Become a Blue Roo Theatre Company sponsor

Blue Roo would like to thank our financial and non-financial supporters who help us to grow and sustain the Company. We could not exist without their support.

Blue Roo Theatre Company Inc. is supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.

Our Partners, Sponsors & Collaborators

Arts Queensland is a major sponsor of the Blue Roo Theatre Company. They create opportunities for local independent artists and organisations to present work, to demonstrate how the arts can add value to local businesses, change community perceptions and provide incredible experiences for the participants and audience.

More than just financial support; the team at Arts Queensland have consistently encouraged us to strive for better governance, growth and to hone our creative business model to make Blue Roo Theatre Company a force in the community.

Department of Justice and Attorney General, through the Gambling Community Benefit Fund (GCBF) community grants fund has enabled Blue Roo to purchase costumes, stage lighting, portable stage wings and financially support our mentored Co-Director with disability.

Simone de Hass, through her work as Patron, organisational advisor and mentor to the artistic team and mentees.

Long time supporter of the Blue Roo Theatre Company, Simone de Haas, a Queensland Gold Matilda Award winner, is an international key-note speaker, theatrical advisor, teacher, mentor and coach.

Exant Advisory is a proud partner of Blue Roo.

Exant Advisory offer practical personalised services that support you through every stage of your business and personal journey. Backed by extensive experience and new thinking, we work side by side with you to identify opportunities, tackle challenges and deliver tailored solutions designed for your needs.

The 50+ Friends of Blue Roo support Blue Roo financially and in kind in our goals to sustain and grow our Blue Roo brand awareness, productions, programs, mentorships and support audience and family members unable to afford performance tickets through our ‘Pass It On’ social justice campaign.

Queensland Multicultural Centre is a proud sponsor of Blue Roo.

QMC operates one large theatre performance space and a number of function spaces and multi-purpose rooms suitable for a range of events, meetings and seminars. The venue also features a kitchen, box office and bar. Located within the prominent inner city suburb of Kangaroo Point, QMC partners with a number of organisations in the precinct to offer customised event solutions in a range of areas including, professional technical services, competitive accommodation, ticketing management, photography, videography and more.

Channel 9 partnered with Blue Roo, through its My Way program to increase our brand recognition nationally to over 29,000 households and support five ensemble members as working extras across two additional My Way series episodes.

South Burnett Regional Council, through multiple Councillor funding allocations, partnered with Blue Roo to establish our outreach centre and support the inaugural ensemble main theatre performance at the Kingaroy Town Hall.

Sarah Jackson is a proud sponsor of Blue Roo. She is an author who provides support to the Blue Roo Theatre Company through IT support, web design and promotion, writing and script development and general administration.

Clint Bolster and the Homunculus Theatre Company are proud collaborators and supporters of Blue Roo. Clint is an independent artist, trainer, and teaching artist from Brisbane, Queensland. With 20 years of experience, Clint has developed new works and trained extensively. He performs regularly in Australia and internationally in the United Kingdom, Europe, Singapore, Hong Kong, and Japan.

Clint’s repertoire is highly active throughout Australia, New Zealand, and Asia, with extensive annual programming in regional Australia, especially in community, cultural, and education sectors. He has a robust local and international network and his creations are represented by over 70 international production houses and arts agencies, reaching a global audience of millions.

Salty Dog Media is a proud partner of the Blue Roo Theatre Company. Chris Radman is an emerging Brisbane-based Cinematographer. He has a background in documentary photography, and is currently undertaking a Bachelor of Film and Screen Media Production at Griffith University. Chris is passionate about facilitating the production of outcomes which raise the profile of individuals and stories that promote a diverse and equitable world view. Via his specific interest in documentary filmmaking, he hopes to continue challenging and expanding his practice through opportunities in Australia, and abroad.