Belloo Creative is an all-female, award-winning Australian theatre company that produces original contemporary works for stage and film.
Read our first e-newsletter for 2026 to see what Belloo has been working on and what’s ahead this year.
Belloo are thrilled to announce that BACK TO BILO has been nominated for five Matilda Awards!
This first article from Kristen Maloney’s three-month producing fellowship in Taiwan explores why international touring remains critical for Australia’s small-to-medium arts sector in a time of ongoing global crisis.
The Roving women — Barb Lowing and Roxy McDonald — visited Hymba Yumba Independent School for a school showing of Rovers.
Belloo is hiring an Administrator (1 Day Per Week) to join us in early 2026.
From Cairns to Seoul to Taipei, Belloo has been discovering new touring models, mentoring emerging artists, and sharing stories across cultures.
While the Nadesalingam family has returned home to Biloela, thousands of others remain in limbo. From signing petitions to supporting frontline refugee organisations, there are meaningful ways you can stand alongside people seeking safety.
The most powerful part of Community Night wasn’t just the performance, but the way people lingered — talking, sharing, and imagining new possibilities together.
We’re thrilled to see such wonderful reviews for Back to Bilo coming in from critics and audiences alike!
Check out these amazing rehearsal room photos of Back to Bilo, captured by Morgan Roberts.
Our Cultural Consultants aren’t just behind the scenes—they’re part of the story. Vashini Jayakumar and Sudhesh Somu shape BACK TO BILO with insight, presence, and truth.
We’ve commenced rehearsals at Queensland Theatre, and we’re thrilled to introduce the incredible cast bringing this powerful new Australian story to life.
Brisbane Festival 2025 has officially launched, with Back to Bilo by Belloo taking centre stage at Queensland Theatre and two extra performances just announced due to overwhelming demand.
ROVERS, the much-loved two-hander featuring iconic Queensland performers Roxanne McDonald and Barbara Lowing, is now listed on QLD ArtsBook!
Together, we reached (and exceeded!) our fundraising goal for the Back to Bilo Mentorship Program. Your support made this possible!
With just 12 hours left, the clock is ticking on our fundraiser for the Back to Bilo Mentorship Program. Every extra dollar will directly support emerging artists, foster cultural exchange, and empower new voices in Australian storytelling.
We’re thrilled to introduce Sudhesh Somu and Janaki Gerard, two incredible early-career Tamil Sri Lankan artists joining the creative team for Back to Bilo.
Double your impact! Every dollar you donate will be matched, providing mentorship opportunities for two early-career Tamil Sri Lankan artists with the award-winning theatre company Belloo. These mentees will work on Back to Bilo, premiering at Queensland Theatre for Brisbane Festival 2025.
Back to Bilo has been named one of 2025’s must-see shows by Brisbane Times!
