ATQM’s 2026 EOFY Appeal
Across theatres, town halls, cathedrals, festivals and public spaces, ATQM creates experiences that celebrate difference, spark connection and invite communities to imagine the world a little differently. We make dance floors for LGBTQIA+ elders, public spectacles for thousands, day discos for rainbow families and civic gatherings that elevate marginalised voices.
At a time of increasing social isolation, political division and disconnection, these spaces matter deeply.
They create opportunities for people to gather…. To listen. To celebrate. To imagine futures together.
This October, ATQM will present Congress in Naarm/Melbourne in October.
Congress is a large-scale civic assembly where everyday citizens stand alongside artists and writers to deliver political speeches shaped by their lived experiences, hopes and frustrations. Through storytelling, performance and public assembly, the work asks what becomes possible when communities are invited to speak — and to be heard.
The work embodies the values at the heart of ATQM’s practice:
participation, accessibility, dialogue, collective imagination and care.
This End of Financial Year, we’re inviting you to support that work.
Your donation will help ATQM:
✦ Make Congress free of charge and accessible to all
✦ Employ underrepresented voices to work with professional artists
✦ Sustain the care, planning and invisible labour that makes this work possible
We know that the arts, social health, and community wellbeing are indelibly intertwined. We want to continue to unite people of all shapes, sizes and identities in distinct, collective, joyful experiences.
2025 Supporters
2024 Supporters
Crispin and Amy, Roger Monk, Karen Moyle, Jei Li’Rann, John Sones, EJ Norvill, Takeshi Kondo, Mama Alto, Kieren Reynolds, Jessica Devereux, Andrew Foster, Jude Gun, Axel Garay, Warrick Dawson, Brad Weis, Aneke McCulloch, Julia Zemiro, Anita Norvill, Rowena & Suzy Doo, Trish Carlon, Rochelle Whyte, Julianne Shelton, Gerry Costigan, Jamie Gardiner, Peta Murray, Jane Murphy, Collette Brennan, Kate Sulan, Fiona Addison, Sue Maslin, Bron Batten, Chloe Greaves, Michaela Coventry, Julia Mardjuki, Andy Taylor, Adam Miller, Daniel Slusarek, Maddy Dowling, Lauren Mullings, Jane Bayly, Kerrie Noonan, Zachary Sheridan, Emilie Collyer, Lucy Hamilton, Angela Savage, Sara Charlesworth, Annette Vieusseux, Chris Summers, Sheila Addison, Genevieve Lacey, Clair Smith, Annabelle Murphy, Lloyd Harris, Morgan Hind, Helen Marriage, Brigid Magner, Rachel Burke, Philip Mitchell, Andrew Gill, Ro and Kaye Bradshaw, Jonathan Nicol, Kaylie Melville, Michelle McCann, Kim Munro, Ali Duncan, Simon Abrahams, Bob Reid, Peta Williams, Heike Raunow, Angharad Wynne-Jones, Adelaide Rief, Fabian Kong, Kate Larsen, Gareth Hart, Gabby Rose, Zenith Virago, Katherine Gillick, Thea Baumann, David McMicken, Maggie McNulty, Hannah Liddeaux, Jo Thomas, Jennifer Greer Holmes, Kate Baggerson, Ben Graetz, Graeme Ilbery, Jason Maling, Dan Goronszy, Jade Lillie, Mandy Errington, Tone Aston/ Rumble Studios, Kristian Santic, Anne & Craig Burgess, Charlie Cush, Kath Fyffe, Youbi Lee, Deirdre O’Brien, Jude Anderson, Libby Lincoln, Maurie Meecham, Cameron Macintosh, Joan Meecham, Jess Keepence, Emer Harrington, Jaclyn Booton, Michael McMahon, Katrina Sedgwick, Kirsty Guster, Lee Casey, Cecily Hardy, Ian Whitney, Alan Mitchell, Naomi Stead, Selene Bateman, Kristy Ayre, Paul Gazzola, CQ Quinan, Steven Weir, Kerstin Paulsen, Tom Conroy, Jamie Gardiner, Cat Sewell, Jason Hilliar, Timothy Harvey, Sue Coleman, Tony Walsh, Dennis Altman, Caitlin Coleman, Victorian Mullings, Lara Thoms, Laurene Vaughan, Jane Crawley, Laura Sheedy, Jodee Mundy, Neal Price, Phillip Bates, Anna Reece, Adele Pavlidis, Jerril Rechter, Vanessa Wright, Al Morrow, Daniel Fletcher, Pru Wilson, Alexandra Hay, Bid Juhanson, Aimee-Lee Hu Hsien, Viv Rosman, Lucy Nelson, Georgina Meecham, Katrina Maw, Suzannah Bayes-Morton, Julia Cox, Jacinda Richards, Greg Tingate, Dani Fecko, Amber Stuart, Holly Bury, Neel Morley, Ketura Budd, and those who wish to remain anonymous.