Most Imaginary Worlds
Wishing she could imagine a whole new world made just for her, Charlotte Bubble visits the Make Believers Maker Space. Will Charlotte’s imagination help her find her place in the world?
Suitable for Grades 4-6
Calgary Only
Themes: Imagination, inclusion, accessibility and empathy.
Running Time: 50 minutes
Accompanied by: Two 45 minute workshops about the themes of the play!
2025 Spring Elementary School Tour
Tour Dates (4 weeks) - Exact dates TBD
Are you interested in bringing Most Imaginary Worlds to your school next Spring 2025? Fill out our Booking Request Form to get started!
Created by the Point of View Ensemble / Scripted by Col Cseke with development support from Inside Out Theatre and Quest Theatre / Produced by Inside Out Theatre & Presented by Quest Theatre
A play created by artists with disabilities, inspired by stories of children with disabilities.
Charlotte Bubble feels like the world just doesn’t make any sense to her, “I feel like something is wrong, like the world and me just don’t fit.” Wishing she could imagine a whole new world made just for her, she visits the Make Believers Maker Space where she discovers stories of hope, gems of hilarity, battles with equality, and triumphs of the human spirit. Will Charlotte’s imagination be the key to holding space for herself, articulating what she needs, and inviting others into her world?
Banner photo featuring, left to right: Adrian Houghton, Tiffany Thomas and Thomas Romero
Audience Feedback
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"Such a fun and lovely show! Wonderful having such an empowering inclusive show for young audiences"
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"What a thoughtful and lovely performance bringing light to the struggles of neurodivergent young people in a fun and playful way. Well done!"
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"It was an amazing show. Really love the message it portray[ed]. Keep up the good work. "
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