Indigo grew up in a bohemian caravan by a Scottish loch, the sensible sibling of Stargazer Osiris and Solstice Breeze (she always felt quietly relieved that her name was only moderately celestial). Despite her free-spirited upbringing, she fell in love with the joy of dance and eventually dazzled audiences across the Highlands. Now retired from the stage, she runs the Morningstar School of Delightful Movement, where former showgirls stretch alongside enthusiastic children. She is known for her moon-silver hair, and her valiant attempts to learn the tuba.
Her laugh—an irresistible bubbling giggle—often erupts mid-lesson, mid-tuba-practice, or mid-absolutely-nothing. The children adore her for it and simply call her Indi, which she loves. It sounds friendly, like someone who would help you up after you’ve accidentally cartwheeled into a bin. She is happy, brilliantly talented, and just eccentric enough to keep her life—and everyone around her—delightfully interesting.
