Providing creative opportunities for
Queensland disabled and neurodivergent artists.

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Calling all aspiring performers! Are you ready to unleash your creativity?
Join us at Indelarts for dynamic theatre workshops where you'll gain valuable skills and insights from experienced industry professionals. New students can enjoy their first class FREE, so dive in and discover the performer inside you!
Sign up now and let your theatrical journey begin!

Toowoomba acting class
Experience the magic of theatre with our acting classes in Toowoomba. Designed for any skill level, classes are taught by skilled instructors who will help you explore captivating exercises and enhance your performance abilities. Whether you’re a seasoned actor or a curious beginner, come along and try your first class for FREE!
Embrace your creativity, build confidence, and let your talent shine on stage with us!

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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."