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Theatre putting neurodivergent artists and people with disabilities centre stage

Published 21 August 2024, 10:20 am
For many people, stepping out onstage in front of others can be a terrifying challenge. One Brisbane theatre company encourages neurodivergent artists and people with disabilities to put themselves in the spotlight.
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