Performance powered by disability and neurodivergence

indelarts is an inclusive theatre company where artists with disability and
neurodivergence take centre stage.
We create original, authentic and compelling theatre that speaks from lived
experience. We share our work with audiences in ways that challenge assumptions,
reset audience perspective, build understanding and provide positive social
outcomes.
With a reputation for excellence, our award-winning productions connect with
audiences in metropolitan, regional and remote Queensland, as well as nationally.
Our care-based practice means leading with kindness and always putting the
wellbeing needs of our artists first. With growing evidence showing that arts practice
has a positive impact on mental health, self-esteem and general wellbeing, indelarts
aims to reduce the barriers, making arts practice accessible for everyone.

indelarts creates theatre that leaves a mark.

Developed by: indelarts

Playwright: Maxine Mellor
Director: Rebecca Alexander
Co-Director & Collaborator: Kristian Santic
Lighting Design: Teegan Kranenburg
Sound Design: Phil Hagstrom
Costume Design: Jessica Hansen and Isaac Morrison
Performers: Najwa Adams-Ebel, Chelsea Doran, Jordan Bown
Auslan Consultant and Interpreting: Fab Interpreting
Video design: Jeremy Gordon
Set: Josh Mcintosh
Audience immersion: Counterpilot

After attending Mystery Quest, children will be able to:
Identify safe and unsafe online behaviours.
Understand the importance of critical thinking when navigating digital spaces.
Explore the value of teamwork, problem-solving, and creativity.
Reflect on how games and stories shape their choices and identity.
Recognise parallels between fantasy adventure and real-world digital literacy.

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We offer a 15-minute post-show Q&A session for students to ask questions about the production, the performers, the show’s creation, the digital component or staying safe online.

To extend the experience? Book an an additional 45- minute, drama-based workshop where children will create their own avatar.