The musical of Hugo Midón and Carlos Gianni presented at the Metropolitan Theater offers Thursday 24 at 14 a distended function for neurodivergentes. It will be moderately adapted to the needs and preferences of neurodivergentes, who can experience hypersensitivity to certain stimuli.
“Toroch rights”, The musical of Hugo Midón and Carlos Gianni That occurs at the Metropolitan Theater, offers on Thursday 24 at 14 a relaxed function for neurodivergentes. It is a relaxed function because it will be moderately adapted to the needs and preferences of neurodivergentes, who can experience hypersensitivity to certain stimuli, which will be attenuated for a more enjoyable theatrical experience.
It was developed with the advice of the graduate Ríos Natalia Soledadwho took care that the work had the following characteristics: effects of lights and softened sounds; partial lighting of the room; open doors throughout the function; partial occupation of the enclosure; space designated for sensory rest; signage with pictograms in the place; specialized people to provide accompaniment.
Those who attend can carry their preference sensory regulation devices to use during function (headphones, sensory toys, etc.). They will have anticipated access to a downloadable social history with images and pictograms that tell the step by step of the experience. To access, click here. (Put social history provided by production).
Tickets for this function are on sale, and like tickets for regular functions, they can be purchased at the theater or online ticket office. All functions have accessibility for people with motor disabilities.
“Toroch rights” He rejoiced with his songs that became hymns, excited both children and adults, and is still one of the most convening. Has the actions of Joaquín Catarineu and Guido Encinasamong many others, is directed by Ariadna Ferstein and Nicolás Alan Medina.
Source: Ambito
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