Synopsis of the play:
(Protagonists' surnames are 'Gray' in memory of my late father, Graham Tyler.)

Nine-year-old Max Gray feels bombarded by the numerous portrayals and opinions of ‘mad’ and ’crazy’ people.
Maxs’ Mum, Alice (reference to Alice in Wonderland and her mad companions) is the curator for the ‘Exhibition of the Neurologically Diverse’: an exhibition to E.N.D the stigma surrounding mentally diverse individuals, such as those with schizophrenia, autism, bipolar and depression (the greatly stigmatised mental health issues of the 21st century).

Over a weekend, Max and Mum confront mental health labels and the reality of mental diversity, with revelations, acceptance and surprises for Max.
This play contains reality and fiction in order to discuss the fascinating world of the neuro-diverse, including poems, literature, art and a cast suffering/prospering from neuro-diversity.
The audience are encouraged to stay after the curtain falls to have their say on the play, its premise and the greater world reality of the ‘NEUROLOGICALLY DIVERSE’ individual.

Please be advised that the play itself will be filmed, however, the audience will not be involved in the filming.