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Sensory Friendly Eurovision for World Schizophrenia Day 2026
SUNDAY 24 May
2PM
Arts Centre Melbourne - Showroom


Celebrate neurodivergent pride featuring Performers
with Lived Experience of diverse mental health.

Neurovision is 'a sensory friendly Eurovision', the latest evolution of award-winning 'Mojo Festival of Arts'
by Schizy Inc.  Neurovision is a showcase of our world-leading practice for complex mental health access equity.
Neurovision Artists :
Sarah Dwyer, Eva Sifis, Rohan Quayle, StephY, Gizem Acaroglu, Isabella Fels, Chris Wright,
Sirani McNeill, Angela Murnane, Shona Rimmer, Heidi Lupprian, Sandy Jeffs, Yolanta Gabriel.
Artistic Director : Heidi Everett
Associate Producer : Justine Sless
Director : Myf Powell
Music Director : Tom Dickens (ACM).
Arts Centre Melbourne’s Creative Learning team.

Neurovision is proudly Supported by City of Melbourne Community Events and Arts Centre Melbourne.
PLAY programs are proudly supported by the generosity of donors to Arts Centre Melbourne and Ticketek.

ACCESS NOTES:
Neurovision is devised cabaret featuring ten Disabled and neurodivergent artists performing music (singing, instrument), spoken word, movement, costumes, comedy, devised theatre.
18+  Contains adult themes, occasional course language, mental health themes, reference to mental health treatments. 
Accessibility Companion Card. Wheelchair access all areas. Assistive hearing. Auslan Interpreted.
Please contact Arts Centre Melbourne for more information on Access:
[email protected] or call us on 1300 182 183

NEUROVISION - ARTS CENTRE MELBOURNE TICKETING WEBSITE :  
www.artscentremelbourne.com.au/whats-on/2026/festivals-and-series/play/neurovision

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Cabaret artists L-R: Jenny, Snez, Jack, Issie, Jacinta, Rohan, Sara, Michelle, Sarah.

Schizy Inc 'Mojo Festival of Arts' receives the first ever Melbourne Award for Access and Inclusion.
Thankyou to the Melbourne Award panel who deemed Schizy Inc as having the most innovative
​and contemporary accessible and inclusive public project in Melbourne.

​Mojo Festival of Arts, the most fun - and award-winning - World Schizophrenia Day event ever!
Mojo Festival of Arts is an extravaganza of arts and community from the creative life-force of lived experience.

​Trades Hall Ballroom, Carlton - Performing Arts
St. Heliers St. Gallery, Abbotsford Convent  - Visual Arts and Literature

For all Mojo Photos - Flickr Schizy Inc.

"I wanted to send a note to say how thankful I am to the Schizy team and all the performers on Sunday - I laughed, I cried, and I felt the warm hug of humanity by being in a room of people fully expressing all their mad pride truth! What you and the performers do is a real gift to the world"
Honor Eastly - Artist, podcaster and professional feeler of feelings.

SiDAS Studio Resident Artist Mojo Exhibition 'Send It!' @ Abbotsford Convent.

Artworks on A3 envelopes exploring what we keep inside, what we send out and where/how we move in the world.

Looking back.
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Mojo Festival has enjoyed different forms over the years.
From creative arts 'musters', international music jams and short-film festivals, Schizy Inc is proud
of lived experience creative arts innovation and leadership.

Mojo Artists unpack Lived Experience, the mental health system and every other corner of life through stand-up comedy,
music, theatre, visual art, writing and animation.

Thank you to all artists, audiences and supporters.
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City of Melbourne Award - Schizy Inc 'Mojo'

Photos from previous Mojo events:

Image descriptions: photos of people at Mojo events. Photos include performers speaking into microphone, audience clapping and smiling, a discussion panel of three people on stage in front of a big screen, filmmaking workshop in a classroom people learning how to use a camera, collage of four short film scenes including a main image of a a person drawing two stick figures talking to each other. 

Mojo Festival and complex trauma.

What is 'complex post trauma stress (c-PTS) aware' art?

People who live with schizophrenia and similar realities like BP(d), OC(d), depression, often experienced some really tough stuff growing up - this is also known as complex-trauma stress (we believe it's not post, but ongoing; and it's not a disorder but a survival system).

Schizy Inc takes care in creating cultural spaces that give people a great time out, as well as supporting new art. We respect the reality of the many memory triggers out there in society. Producers and artists have created work that is culturally safe,  however as is the nature of our lived experience, some works will be preceded with a Content Advice notice.


Archive: www.mojofilmfestival.org

Supported by the City of Melbourne
​Arts Grants Program
MOJO FILM FESTIVAL 2020

covid lockdowns shut down the world except Schizy Inc who rocked the internet with a virtual live film festival.
​New short-films made by people with experience of schizophrenia and diverse mental health
from Australia and around the world.

Mojo Film Festival Gala online event occurred on Facebook Live
​World Schizophrenia Day 24th May 2020.
2020 theme 'Life Interrupted'
Watch Virtual Mojo 2020! 
​Press play above or click on the link.
MOJO Film Festival 2017, 2018, 2019, 2021 were held at ACMI, Melbourne Town Hall and online during covid lockdowns. Mojo has screened over 50 new short films made by new and emerging filmmakers with living experience of schizophrenia and diverse mental health.

Mojo 2019 featured a panel of expert filmmakers talking about mental health in film - Genevieve Bailey (I Am 11; Happy Sad Man) Darius Devas (A Common Thread) and Ben Steel (The Show Must Go On; Home and Away).