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Accessible Theatre for All


In partnership with The Autism Project, PPAC’s Sensory-Friendly performances create a guest experience that is welcoming, judgement free, and inclusive of guests with a wide range of sensory, learning and physical differences. These performances are perfect for young children, and guests who might benefit from a more relaxed theatrical environment. Sensory-Friendly accommodations include: lowered house lights, adjusted sound levels, and a designated quiet area within the theatre lobby. These sensory-friendly performances are designed to foster a welcoming setting for individuals with autism, special needs and their families.


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BILL BLAGG'S FAMILY MAGIC

SATURDAY, MAY 16, 2026 AT 2P
 

Join us for an afternoon filled with laughter, wonder and endless surprises as renowned magician Bill Blagg presents Family Magic! With over 60 minutes of non-stop magical fun, Family Magic is specifically designed to entertain and engage audiences of all ages. Bill Blagg’s unique blend of comedy, audience participation, and mind-bending magic will keep you on the edge of your seat eagerly anticipating what’s coming next. Prepare to be amazed as ordinary objects come to life while others vanish in the blink of an eye and you could even be chosen to float in mid-air! Family Magic is a unique blend of interactive entertainment and awe-inspiring magic that guarantees an unforgettable adventure for all ages. Join us for this magical family event which is sure to create unforgettable memories with your loved ones!

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Presented in Partnership with The Autism Project

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"We get it because we live it. We are a neurodiverse group of parents and professionals who connect with you to provide support, education, and strategies for the spectrum of needs in your home, classroom, or organization," (The Autism Project, 2025.)
 

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