About

In collaboration with Arts Access Victoria, The Round proudly presents Neurospicy — a live podcast exploring accessibility in the arts.

Returning for its second year, Neurospicy is a live podcast focused on neurodivergent experiences, hosted by musician and advocate Dan Kerr (creator of Late to the Party podcast). This conversation brings together artists, advocates, and audiences to examine how we can transform the arts into spaces where neurodivergent people create, participate, and lead.  You will have the opportunity to shape the conversation if you choose to engage with the live audience interaction tools and Q&A. 

 

What We'll Explore

  • How can venues and performance spaces become genuinely welcoming for neurodivergent people?
  • What barriers exist? and how do we dismantle them?
  • How do artists create work that celebrates cognitive diversity?
  • What does accessibility look like from the audience's perspective?

 

Your Panel

Host: Dan Kerr
Musician, advocate, and host of Late to the Party podcast. Dan brings a unique dual perspective as both an artist who has faced barriers creating music and an audience member navigating neurodivergent experiences in arts spaces. Learn more

Panellist: Nat Bartsch
Acclaimed pianist and composer whose evocative music is matched by her commitment to inclusive creative practices. Nat brings the artist's perspective on creating with - and for - neurodivergent communities. Learn more

Panellist: Arty Owens 
Creative Producer and Advocate at Arts Access Victoria, working to ensure neurodivergent people are central to the arts sector through practical policy and program development. Learn more

 

Stalls

The foyer will host community stallholders specialising in neurodivergent-affirming access, tools, and supports. They will be available before and after the show, and engagement is optional.

Interested in joining us as a stallholder? Learn more. 

 

Learn more about accessibility at The Round. 

Booking Information

Concessions

Under 24 months: Free when held by a carer and not occupying a seat.
Companion Card: Accepted. Please contact the box office to book. 

How To Book

Anytime
Online: 

Mon to Fri 10am - 4pm
Phone: (03) 9262 6555
Box Office: The Round
379 - 399 Whitehorse Road
Nunawading 

Transaction Fee

Online or Phone: $4.00 per transaction (not per ticket)
In Person at Box Office: No fee

Ticket Delivery

eTicket: Tickets sent via email to be printed or presented on phone.
Collect: Collect at Box Office or at venue 1 hour prior to performance.

Payment Options

Card: Credit & Debit Cards / EFTPOS Visa and Mastercard accepted. 
Cash: In person at the box office. 
Cheque: Accepted up to 7 days prior to performance. Payable to Whitehorse Tickets.
Gift Voucher: Redeemable online, via phone or in person at the box office.

Seating

Allocations: Seating allocation will be based on, but not limited to, the size of the group, time of booking and final venue configuration so as to be compliant with any restrictions that are in place. This may require allocated seats to be moved to comply with restrictions.
Accessibility: Wheelchair and Companion Cards can now be purchased online. Please select the Accessibility needs button after clicking the Book Tickets button. If there are any concerns please contact the Box Office immediately and they will happily assist you.

Conditions of Purchase 

Please read the terms and conditions prior to purchasing your tickets. 

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