TheatreWorks Silicon Valley and the Center for Autism and Related Disorders Present:
Mark Twain's River of Song - An Autism/Sensory Friendly Performance

By Randal Myler and Dan Wheetman
Directed by Randal Myler
WEST COAST PREMIERE

Tuesday, October 22 at 6 pm

Book passage on a riverboat down the mighty Mississippi, teeming with songs and the stories of the legendary Mark Twain! Told with wry humor and surprising emotion, played on a parade of guitars, banjos, and harmonicas, this music-filled journey will have you tapping your feet as it warms your heart. This production runs approximately 2 hours with one 15 minute intermission.

Sensory-friendly performances are designed to create an experience that can be shared and enjoyed by all. Accommodations for these performances include:

• A reduction in lighting and sound effects that may be considered jarring or startling
• Modification of house lights during the performance
• Patrons are free to talk or leave their seats during the performance
• Extra staff on hand at the theatre
• A judgement-free, no-shush zone

The Center has assembled a Pre-Visit Guide that will provide visuals to help familiarize patrons with the spaces and experiences they will encounter while attending this show.

MainStage | $15 All tickets
Ticket price includes $2 Facility Use Fee

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The Center for Autism and Related Disorders, LLC (CARD) is pleased to support the Autistic and Sensory Sensitive Community by sponsoring special Sensory Friendly performances of both “TheatreWorks Silicon Valley's Mark Twain's River of Song" and "Pacific Ballet Academy's The Nutcracker.” CARD is the world’s largest provider of top-quality, evidence-based autism treatment, effectively treating individuals of all ages who are diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and related disorders. With both domestic and international reach, CARD touches the lives of thousands of individuals affected by ASD and their families. Through a network of highly trained behavior analysts, behavior technicians, and researchers, CARD develops and implements quality, comprehensive, and individualized treatment programs, which lead to success and, in some cases, recovery. For more information, please visit www.centerforautism.com.