Wilbur the Optical Whale
'Wilbur the Optical Whale' is a 'tale' about friendship, acceptance and
celebrating difference. Wilbur & Cecil are BFF's & are inseparable...or
are they? One day while playing hide & seaweed, Wilbur & Cecil are set
upon by the Starfish Meanie Gang! How do they get out of this one? Join
Wilbur & Cecil and help them in their quest. 'Wilbur' is an immersive,
interactive accessible performance for children aged 3 -- 8 years. Set in
an exquisitely crafted underwater world, full of fun, stunning circus
tricks, digital & visual imagery, music & interactive play, Wilbur is a
show for anyone aged 3 - 93.
All of our shows will have integrated Auslan interpreting, we have headphones available so audience members can engage on their own terms. Our set includes a quiet space as part of relaxed performance mode catering to those who may require it.
For workshops/play bookings contact info@indelabilityarts.com to enquire.
All of our shows will have integrated Auslan interpreting, we have headphones available so audience members can engage on their own terms. Our set includes a quiet space as part of relaxed performance mode catering to those who may require it.
For workshops/play bookings contact info@indelabilityarts.com to enquire.
Presented by: indelabilityarts
indelabilityarts is an inclusive theatre company that provides professional artistic and training opportunities for artists and community members who identify as having a disability. Our professional ensemble creates original work that communicates the lived experience of each artist across a range of performance modes to challenge the perceptions of audiences and industry alike. We further nurture the social, personal, physical and mental wellbeing of participants through our workshop series that offer ongoing skills development and training for community members with a passion and interest in the performing arts. Through our inclusive practice we aim to foster acceptance and understanding for those who usually feel marginalised, discriminated against, or excluded from arts practice.
