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Theatre

Review event guidelines Refer to “ Accessibility for Events and Installations ” and “ Video and Audio ” sections for detailed recommendations .
Sensory-friendly performance options Offer relaxed performances with lower sound levels and softer lighting . Review resources like Theatre Goodman ’ s guide on sensory-friendly performances .
Live stream and / or record performances Provide access to those who cannot attend in person .
Avoid flashing lights or strobe effects Use alternatives like soft , adjustable lighting .
Provide content warnings Notify audience members in advance about any sensitive material , such as graphic imagery or strong language , via registration forms or announcements .

Music

Review event guidelines Refer to “ Accessibility for Events and Installations ” and “ Video and Audio ” sections for comprehensive guidance .
Offer alternative instruments Provide adaptive instruments to accommodate participants ’ needs . Explore resources like Enabling Device ’ s instruments or Chrome Music Lab .
Record performances Accommodate those who cannot play music live by recording their performances in advance .
Sensory-friendly performance options Include relaxed performances with softer lighting , lower sound levels , and quieter spaces for sensory-sensitive individuals .
Create designated quiet spaces Provide areas for attendees to take breaks from sensory stimulation .
Avoid flashing lights or strobe effects Utilize non-flashing , adjustable lighting .
Provide content warnings Notify audience members about potentially sensitive material in advance via registration forms or announcements .
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