Orlando- FREE Sensory- Friendly Performance

Orlando by Sarah Ruhl is a fantastical, theatrical journey that follows the immortal protagonist, Orlando, as they move through six centuries, searching for their true identity and purpose.  When we meet Orlando, he is a 16 year-old boy called to court to serve Elizabeth I. By the end of the play, Orlando has transformed into an upper class woman of the 20th century, striving to make sense of our ever changing world.

Orlando is adapted from the novel by Virginia Woolf. Although the novel was written almost 100 years ago, it continues to explore themes that resonate with our college and neighboring communities. These themes include family legacy, societal roles, and gender identity, emphasizing the importance of empathy and inclusivity.

Orlando is PG-13. Click here to read our Parent/ Guardian Guide and Trigger Warning.

THIS IS A SENSORY-FRIENDLY PERFORMANCE

This performance is adjusted for individuals with autism spectrum disorders, sensory sensitivities, or other needs. Sensory-friendly performances may include:

Reduction of loud or jarring sounds

Reductions in flashing or strobe lights

Keeping the house lights up during the performance

Adjusted house rules: audience members are free to talk or move during the show