Sensory-Friendly Performance: March 28th at 2pm
Bud, Not Buddy
Adapted by Reginald André Jackson from the original novel by Christopher Paul Curtis
Presented in partnership with
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Sensory-friendly performance:
Saturday, March 28th at 2pm
Recommended for: Ages 9+ (but all are welcome!)
Run Time: 100 minutes (including intermission)
This show is general admission.
$17 Adults / $12 children
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What is a Sensory-Friendly Performance?
While Theatre Raleigh strives to make all performances accessible, sensory-friendly performances are specifically designed to create a performing arts experience that is welcoming to all families — including children and adults with autism or other disabilities that create sensory sensitivities.
Sensory-friendly performances include:
- Lower sound level, reduction of loud or startling sound
- Reductions in flashing or strobe light
- House lights remain on at a low level during the performance
- Audience members are free to talk or move during the show, including leaving their seats during the performance
- Designated space for standing, movement, as well as quiet area
- Fewer tickets sold for that performance
- Extra support from trained staff and volunteers
If you have any questions or specific accommodation requests, please contact Morgan Parpan, Education Director, at education@theatreraleigh.com or (919) 832-9997 ext. 1005
Additional pre-visit materials coming soon.
The 2019-2020 Family Series is funded in part by:
Debbie and Mark Hammersla
Phyllis and Marty Demko
Donna and Richard Falvo
Duke Raleigh Hospital
The sensory-friendly performance of Bud, Not Buddy is presented in partnership with Arts Access, as part of the Wake Arts Inclusion Project.
