Autism friendly show coming to the New Wolsey Theatre
An immersive show created especially for autistic young people is coming to the New Wolsey on May 31 - Credit: Brian Hartley
A new autism friendly show will be coming to the New Wolsey Theatre next week.
Sound Symphony is a highly interactive, sensory show made especially for autistic young people.
The performance, given by Ellie Griffiths, will provide a sensory-rich environment which will enable young people to experience music through the body.
The show brings together live classical instruments, singing and a range of sounds, and encourage the audience to join in and create music.
Sound Symphony say on their website: "The show is designed for small audience groups to be able to accommodate and engage young people who experience the most barriers to access.
"It is a relaxed, stimulating environment which is great for audience members who enjoy being able to move around, make noise and get involved.
"This is a show for sound seekers."
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The show will be performed on Tuesday 31 May, during half term, with a show at 10.30am, and another at 1.30pm.
To book, go to the New Wolsey website.