In Appreciation
This sensory-friendly performance of Mikko Nissinen’s The Nutcracker has been made possible by a generous gift from the Thomas Family Foundation. Additional support has been provided by Jessica Schuck.
What to expect in the theater:
- The house lights will not be completely dark during the show.
- There will be no flashing or strobe lights.
- Loud noises from the stage will be restricted.
- Some audience noise and/or talking might occur and is permitted.
- Audience members will be allowed back to their seats if they must step away.
- Soothing devices such as iPads will be permitted.
- Headsets will be available for audio description listening. If you require a headset, please send an email to tickets@bostonballet.org as soon as possible with your name and the number of headsets needed so we can plan accordingly.
- American Sign Language (ASL) ushers and interpreted announcements will be available. If you or someone in your party requires ASL interpretation, please select seats in Orchestra front left section of the house.
What to expect in the lobby:
- Pre-show children’s activities in the lobby of the theater will start at 12 pm.
- Quiet spaces will be located in the VIP lounge in the lower lobby at the Citizens Opera House.
- Large print program books will be available.
- Audience members will have access to a preview guide to prepare for their visit.
