Providing creative opportunities for
Queensland disabled and neurodivergent artists.
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See you in
2025!
Wow! What a year it has been.
Whether you donated, volunteered, attended a show, or sent us a little love on social media—thank you. You’ve been part of every single success, and we honestly couldn’t have done it without you.
Have a safe and happy holiday season, and we’ll see you next year for even more creative adventures!
We will be back on the 6th January.
Mystery
Quest
We've been hard at work in our new rehearsal space at APAC, developing Mystery Quest, a children's show with an important message to share. We can't wait to reveal more exciting updates soon! Be sure to sign up for our newsletter and follow us on social media to stay in the loop.
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Against a black background, text reads "Need help with your casting? Contact indelabilityarts for information about casting our actors for your next project."
A photo of the characters of Wilbur and Cecil embracing against a blue background. White text reads, "Every kid with a disability will have something to relate to, every kid who knows a kid with a disability in their class, every kid that's been bullied or is a bully should see it, and every kid who laughs at fart jokes..., so, every kid!"
On a lined notebook page, a drawing of a woman wearing a purple shirt and grey pants is using her wheelie walker. Black text in a neat handwriting font reads, "Betsy and I: Conversations with my Walker. By Alexandra Ellen."
Against a black background, text reads "Need help with your casting? Contact indelabilityarts for information about casting our actors for your next project."
