Sensory-Friendly Performances — A Charlie Brown Christmas at Taproot Theatre

Sensory-friendly performance for audiences with sensory needs: increased lighting in the seating area and house throughout, lower sound levels, a smaller audience with more space to move, tablets/phones allowed with headphones, special seating devices welcome, fidget toys welcome. Other accessible date: closed-captioned (CC) performance Friday, December 18 at 4:00 PM.

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Taproot Theatre's all-ages holiday musical A Charlie Brown Christmas, the stage adaptation of the television special in which Linus helps a gloomy Charlie Brown find the true meaning of Christmas, runs December 3–26 in the Isaac Studio Theatre on N 85th St in Seattle. Two of its performances are sensory-friendly, modified for audiences with sensory needs: Friday, December 11 at 7 p.m. and Tuesday, December 22 at 4 p.m. At these shows the house and seating area stay more brightly lit throughout, sound levels are lower, the audience is kept smaller so there is more room to move between seats, tablets and phones may be used with headphones, special seating devices can be brought in, and fidget toys are welcome. Taproot also notes there is a chance to take pictures on the set after the show.