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Published by Michelle Castelletti on 30th April 2020 29th October 2020

Thank you to our #OFAvirtual Champions: Hugo Rhys, Jenny Parrott, Joyce Humphrey, Thomas Grubbs, Ben Parkes, Kathy Allen, Carly Watson, Maryleen Schiltkamp, Collette Coll (Gold Champion), Desiree Choi, Ian Dudley, Frances Pasteur (Gold Champion), Hugo Macklin, Alison Muldal, Jon Cullen (Gold Champion), John Ashfield (Gold Champion), Florence Rossignol, Oonah Buist (Gold Champion), Philippa Johnson, Wendy Robinson, Andy McLellan, Carmel Engin, Jo Cameron, Ellena Johnstone, Alexis Thompson, Shona Nicholson, Brett Jesson (Gold Champion), Michelle Castelletti, Julia Belton, Grace Ding (Gold Champion), Karin Andre, Emmanuel Rogelio Reyes, Christine Burridge, Bob Price (Gold Champion), Julian Fletcher, Ben Freeman, Claire Horsman, – they’re helping us support our artists and put on #OFAvirtual, click anywhere here to donate and join our roll call of Champions!
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