There are many ways certain theater productions are becoming Asperger’s and autism – friendly. They welcome these patrons and address the sensory overload that usually would deter people with sensory problems from attending. Theaters keep the house lights on but just dimmed. The play’s noise is reduced. Actors are introduced to the audience out-of-character before the show begins. Audience members have stress balls to squeeze during the performance. People with Asperger’s or autism are free to get up and move around during the show. If the music feels too overwhelming, they can escape to a designated quiet room. Some shows offer a downloadable book telling them about the show before the day of the performance so they will know what to expect ahead of time.
Asperger’s & Autism-Friendly Theater Productions (Part 1)
Some theater productions are now welcoming Asperger’s and autistic patrons to the audience. Many children with Asperger’s and autism have certain issues that must be addressed when attending traditional Broadway Theater. Loud sounds and bright lights can be overwhelming for children with sensory issues. These kids tend to have their senses magnify the intensity and to them the sound seems louder and the light brighter. Some theaters both local and Broadway are making their show an experience all members of the community can enjoy.
Check back here to find out about some of the changes theaters are making to help people with Asperger’s and autism.
Lawrence School Tutoring – Brookline, MA
The Lawrence School PTO of Brookline, MA will soon run their annual Lawrence School Silent Auction. Go online and check out the Y3K Tutor In Your Home tutoring and test prep auction donation. Your bid on our auction item directly benefits the many programs funded by the PTO that would otherwise not be available to the Lawrence School community. These include visual and performing arts programs, field trips, teacher grants and before/after school sports. Join Y3K Tutor In Your Home in supporting this worthy cause to help the children of Brookline.
Needham Community Farm – Ready Set Grow Benefit
The Needham Community Farm in Needham, MA is once again having their annual Ready Set Grow Benefit and Y3K Tutor In Your Home is proud to be a part of it. This year’s Ready Set Grow Benefit will include an auction. Look for the Y3K Tutor In Your Home auction donation under the “Just For Kids” section. With your support, the Needham Community Farm can continue to provide fresh, locally grown produce to the Needham Community Council Food Pantry, and unique learning opportunities to the entire community.
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