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Bringing Down the Curtain on Sensory Overload

A Guide to Autism-Friendly and Sensory-Friendly Broadway Shows The dazzling lights, the booming orchestra, the electrifying energy of a live performance – Broadway offers a truly magical experience. But for some individuals with sensory sensitivities, autism, or other neurodiversities, the same elements that make Broadway captivating can also be overwhelming. This can lead to sensory

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Beyond the Footlights: Curtains Up on a Sensory-Friendly Theatre

Drama for All Ages: A Case Study in Making Theatre Accessible for Sensory Sensitivities Theatre has the unique power to unite diverse groups, spark imagination, and inspire change. Yet, not everyone has had the chance to experience the magic of live performance due to various sensory barriers. At Young People’s Theatre (YPT), the mission to

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Open the Mic to All: Making Online Shows Accessible

Craft an Inclusive Experience: Sensory-Friendly Hacks for Online Events Oftentimes, online and virtual events are not accessible because of a lack of knowledge and understanding. As events, learning, education, meetings and business continue to be conducted virtually and online, accessibility, readability and being sensory-friendly helps all users be included and participate. Learn more about ways

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What Is a Sensory-Friendly Play?

A sensory-friendly play is simply a play that has been adapted to be less overwhelming for the senses. Essentially, it becomes friendly for your audience’s sensory experience. Plays become sensory-friendly by changing things in the theatre and by changing the play itself, if needed. The same play may be adapted differently by different theatres. Likewise,

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Case Study: From Rockin’ to Relaxing: How Christina Martin Made Her Music Sensory-Friendly

Beyond the Stage Lights: Creating an Inclusive Music Experience Canadian singer-songwriter Christina Martin is leading the charge in adopting inclusive, sensory-friendly performances, both at her in-person and online shows. In this blog post, she shares insights from her journey to making her music more accessible. Christina answers a series of questions about the challenges she

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