What’s On

An afternoon celebration for LGBTIQ+ communities and allies, featuring Skunkworks Orchestra Conducted by Phillipa Edwards. Book tickets HERE.

Back by popular demand, our free, online social dance experience connecting rainbow and allied communities.

This fabulous free Adelaide Cabaret Festival annual event returns in 2022 to celebrate Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans, Gender Diverse, and Intersex elders. Book HERE.

Intergenerational & inclusive, revel in sparkling music, trip the light fantastic on the dance-floor and enjoy cheeky chats as we come together and feel mighty real! Book HERE. 

This international premiere will see local community members make their very first public speeches, reflecting on their hopes and dreams for the future, in a special staging at the heart of Salisbury Cathedral. Book HERE. 

Let’s start something together Let’s celebrate an intergenerational and inclusive LGBTIQ+ community in Sydney. Nibbles, Tea & Coffee provided. Free but book HERE

Get your eco-tinsel on and dance the night away at the party of the year, curated and hosted by Tristan Meecham. Tickets HERE.

This razzle dazzle Cabaret inspired by the joy of homegrown TV talent shows, and ‘Fantastico’ – an Italian late night variety show hosted by the inimitable Raffaela Carra. Book your tickets HERE.

ATQM have been awarded the 2021 Sidney Myer Performing Arts Award, alongside a cohort of artists, collectives and facilitators, praised for their creative leadership, generosity and contribution to the community. 

Gertrude and Smith Streets will be transformed into an all-day, jam-packed, block party to celebrate LGBTIQ+ communities. Performances from Tristan Meecham & Bec Reid, Tama Tatu, House of Devine, L2R dancers and Miss Katalyna.

This year’s family-friendly program features a mix of dance, circus, roving performers, music and a mini rave for the kids. All The Queens Men perform with Tama Tatu, L2R and Miss Katalyna.

Inclusive & Intergenerational and all over Australia! We are proud to produce a regular, safe community space for LGBTIQ+ elders and their allies. We extend the invitation across rainbow communities to join us on the dance floor. All ages, all experiences welcome. 

The Melbourne Awards are the City of Melbourne’s highest accolade, celebrating the inspirational Melburnians who dedicate their time and energy to making this city a world leaded. In 2021, ATQM won the LGBTIQ+ Award.

Park Lounge returns with a fabulous line-up of LQBTQIA+ performances hosted by the boisterous duo Tristan Meecham and Bec Reid. 

The very first LGBTIQ+ Elders Dance Club in Melbourne for 2021 featuring musical guests Dr Herandez and performance from The Huxleys! Free event. Book HERE.

A free dance platform to connects LGBTI+ elders and the rainbow and allied community online

Sunday 31 May, 4.00pm – 5.30pm (AEST)
Sunday 14 June, 4.00pm – 5.30pm (AEST)
Sunday 28 June, 4.00pm – 5.30pm (AEST) Sunday, 19 July, 4.00pm – 5.30pm (AEST) Sunday, 23 August, 4.00pm – 5.30pm (AEST)
Sunday, 20 September, 4.00pm – 5.30pm (AEST)
Sunday, 18 October, 4.00pm – 5.30pm (AEST) 

Got the mid week humps? Sick of working 9 to 5 without social contact? Want to dance with somebody? Finish your stupid dumb work emails by 5pm every Wednesday throughout September and join All The Queens Men for our new mid-week mini Digital Dance Club!

When:
Wednesday 9 September, 5pm – 5.45pm AEST
Wednesday 16 September, 5pm – 5.45pm AEST
Wednesday 23 September, 5pm – 5.45pm AEST
Wednesday 30 September, 5pm – 5.45pm AEST

A year-long series of joyous, social events celebrating Queensland older LGBTIQ+ communities and their collective histories. 

LGBTIQ+ Elders Dance Club has been awarded the City of Yarra’s Community Initiative of the Year for 2019.

Yo-Yo Ma headlines an incredible line-up of performers including Kutcha Edwards, Gender Euphoria, Sarah Ward and Skunkworks Orchestra. Grab your tickets HERE.

Congress connects the personal with the political by matching community citizens with professional wordsmiths. Together, they wrote and delivered first political speeches; individual visions for our collective future. Book HERE.

Celebrating diversity with a cup of tea at this free afternoon disco. In Adelaide for the first time – all welcome.

This week, ATQM are at APAM and keen to meet artists and presenters from around the world. Please say hello to us and buy our shows! Join us Wednesday morning for APAM Water Aerobics.

Returning in 2018 with a sensational lineup, book your tickets and celebrate LGBTIQ+ elders. The hottes ticket in town. Tickets HERE

As the Northern Territory celebrates 40 years of self-governance, what would our citizens say if they got to present their own first speech in Parliament? Tickets HERE.

The Coming Back Out Ball received the Connecting our Community Award, sponsored by Optus at the 2018 GLOBE Community Awards. 

The Coming Back Out Ball received the 2018 VicHealth Award – Improving Health Through Arts. The second year in a row ATQM has received this award!

All The Queens Men are honoured to be shortlisted for the 2018 International Prize for Live Art, alongside three outstanding artists from across the globe – Nic Green, Jeanne Van Heeswijk and Sonya Lindfors.

ATQM received the Community Collaboration Award for our Body of Work (Fun Run, Congress and The Coming Back Out Ball) at the 2018 Green Room Awards.

ATQM are nominated in Contemporary and Experimental Performance for the following awards:

• Performer or Ensemble (Tristan Meecham, Bec Reid & Ensemble – Fun Run),
• Community Collaboration (Body of Work: Congress, Coming Back out Ball, Fun Run)
• Production (Fun Run).

Congratulations to all nominated artists!

In partnership with Arts Centre Melbourne, Fun Run won the Improving Health Through Arts Award at the 2017 VicHeath’s Art Awards.

A spectacular celebration of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex (LGBTIQ+) elders. Visit our project website for tickets HERE.

In homage to Pheidippides, Tristan Meecham will run a gruelling 42.2kms on a treadmill, live on stage, supported by massive visual effects, a booming soundtrack, and hundreds of performers and athletes from the Gold Coast community.

Isn’t it time we danced together again? No dance experience needed. All are welcome. Delicious catering and drinks provided. Wheelchair accessible.

Artist Tristan Meecham runs 42.2 kilometres on a treadmill while hundreds of community members and athletes perform centre stage. After touring the world, this presentation is extra special as we return to where it all began.

LGBTIQ+ elders and their allies are invited to our final dance club event of the year. We invite our collaborators, friends and supporters to join us at this end of year celebration.

Tristan is hosting and producing events for this year’s Glitter Festival at The Arts Centre Gold Coast. Catch him at There’s Something I need to Tell You and The Saturday Social. Check out the program here

Tristan is returning as guest provocateur at Generate GC, a creative platform for Gold Coast artists. 

Elders and their allies are invited to stylish dances classes. Attend one class or come for the whole week. No experience needed as we will teach you the moves. Afternoon tea provided.

LGBTIQ+ elders and allies are invited to meet Victorian State Government Commissioners at this afternoon event. High Tea, dancing and entertainment included!

Over the next 12 months, ATQM will develop The Coming Back Out Ball in consultation with older LGBTI people. Join us for the first briefing session: to join together, dream big, map our creative process and invite collaboration. 

Hosted and produced by Tristan Meecham, this year’s event has it all: death drops, lip-syncs, jaw-dropping performances, dazzling gowns and over 500 screaming audience members. A beauty pageant to raise awareness and promote acceptance.

For the past four months, Bec Reid as been producing and directing the community juggernaut 100% Brisbane, for German artists Rimini Protocol

Hosted and produced by Tristan Meecham, this year’s event had it all: death drops, lip-syncs, jaw-dropping performances, dazzling gowns and over 500 screaming audience members. 

Tristan Meecham with Nick Roux will appear as guest provocateurs, to present workshops for artists developing experimental artworks in festival environments.

A panel discussion around issues faced by LGBTIQ+ older people with Dr Catherine Barrett (Director, Celebrate Ageing), Lizzi Craig (Client Care and Support Officer, Victorian Aids Council), Ro Allen (Commissioner for Gender and Sexuality, Victorian Government), Pauline Crameri (Coordinator, Val’s Café), David Morrison (Member, Vintage Men) and Joe Rae Latham (Intersex and Trans Ageing Coordinator, Val’s Café). 

Bec Reid with Ian Pidd and Kate McDonald (Everybody NOW!) premiered their joyous celebration of social dance at the Bleach Festival. Tristan Meecham joined as host for the second presentation at Woodford Folk Festival.

Tristan Meecham with Nick Roux and Roger Monk commenced development at this experimental hothouse for interdisciplinary art. Part performance, part live art, part verbatim theatre, Truth or Dare challenges our notion of identity, performance, authenticity and representation.

Tristan Meecham with Yvette Turnball gathered community activists, local storytellers and everyday experts each who inspired, engaged and reframed our environmental footprints and futures.

Tristan Meecham performed as part of David Pledger;’s cross-sector think tank. Three days of thought and action with keynote speakers from art, science, technology, activism and sport backgrounds.

Bec Reid directed, produced and choreographed the biggest performance event ever seen in Katherine, Northern Territory.

This international presentation is our biggest to date. Fun Run Ansan, with a cast of 700 community performers, seen by 40,000 people!