In 2018, Sensorium Theatre is still Australia's only company making live shows specifically for young audiences with disabilities. We are the national benchmark for this unique sub-genre of children's theatre. In Australia, we have been a passionate agitator for accessibility and inclusion in our national conversation, encouraging change through practice in the arts industry. We have created innovative delivery models with deep audience engagement which encourages presenters to reconsider how they tailor their offer for audiences with disabilities. This has already provoked cultural shifts in venue programming for a growing audience base that is often ignored. Internationally, Sensorium is gaining a reputation as a world leader in inclusive theatre making. In 2018, the company presented a 3-week season at the world’s first festival for children on the autism spectrum, ‘Big Umbrella’, at the Lincoln Center, New York in April 2018. We then delivered a 1-week season of Oddysea at the Artground Singapore, which has been a catalyst for a dynamic multi-year producer & artist exchange program and an exciting co-production project, centred around sharing our inclusive theatre model with our South-East Asian neighbours. In 2018-19 we also continued to roll-out our new early years program, Sensory Storytelling, to a number of libraries and schools across the Perth Metro area and as far south as Margaret River. In 2017/18, Sensorium developed an ambitious new work, Whoosh! which will tour through regional WA this year, followed by return seasons at Sydney Opera House and Arts Centre Melbourne. See more at: https://www.sensoriumtheatre.com.au/