FROM THE PRESIDENT
Play your part in helping REP continue to play its important role in Canberra’s theatre scene.
Canberra Repertory Society (REP) receives assistance from the ACT Government, through the use of the venue, and from some sponsorships. We do not receive any operational grants — our activities are almost entirely self-funded. We rely on box office receipts, the occasional project grant, memberships, and your generous tax deductible donations that enable us to continue producing professional-quality theatre.
Canberra Repertory Society is a registered charity with the Australian Charities and Not-for-Profit Commission (ACNC); and is endorsed as a Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) under Subdivision 30-BA of the Income Tax Assesssment Act 1997 as a Cultural Organisation..
Antonia Kitzel, President
OUR DONORS
REP truly appreciates the generosity and commitment of each and every donor. Gifts, both financial and in kind, made by individuals guarantee the excellence that patrons have come to expect from our productions. Donors who gave fifty dollars or more in REP's current financial year (2025) are recorded below.
Spotlight Donors ($3,000 and above)
None at this time
Green Room Donors ($1,000-$2,999)
Henning & Jude Schou, Mike Varga, Sally Williams
Friends of REP Donors ($200-$999)
Stephen Fischer, Patrack Brammall, Joshua Anlezark, Peter Wise, Peter Wilkins & Judi Crane Wilkins, Isher Sekhon, David & Jan Weeden, Raymond Jones, Sarah Byrne, Joan Corbett, Wolfgang Hecker (in Kind), Anne Gallen (in kind)
Community Donors ($50-$199)
Graeme Mayo, Geri Clisby, Judith Bateman, Kathleen Holtzapffel, Klaus & Irene Inveen,Bryan Cummins, Wendy Witham, Gillian Bellas, Margaret Hardy, Lyn Melton, Brian Boland, Winston Bucknall, Ted Briggs, M E Goodbody (in kind)
Foundation Donors (significant past donations)
Chris Ellyard, Henning & Jude Schou, Gordon de Brouwer, Anthony Costello Automotive, Aarne Neeme AM
