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Cinderella, A Fractured Fairy Tale – Sensory Inclusive Show

Get ready for one of the wackiest versions of the Cinderella story yet. Players at the Fantasy Theatre Factory have taken the classic fairytale and mixed in elements of comedy, slapstick, music, acrobatics and magic. The result is hilarious because what you get is a new version of an old story that not only appeals to kids but also to adults. 

What:Cinderella, A Fractured Fairy Tale,” a sensory-inclusive show. *

When: Saturday, May 18, 2024, at 11:30 a.m.

Where: Sandrell Rivers Theater, 6103 NW 7th Ave., Miami. 

Cost: Pick your seat and get $5 tickets here.

For more details and info, visit: ftfshows.com.

* Sensory inclusion in a stage show or theater production for kids means creating a welcoming environment that caters to children with sensory sensitivities. It allows them to fully enjoy the performance without feeling overwhelmed.

This is often accomplished through modified sound and lighting adjustments to create a more relaxed atmosphere, so that everyone, all ages and all abilities, can enjoy the show without judgment.

Credit: Fantasy Theatre Factory

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Cinderella, A Fractured Fairy Tale – Sensory Inclusive Show
When
May 18, 2024 @ 11:30 am
Cost
$5.00
What
Cinderella, A Fractured Fairy Tale – Sensory Inclusive Show
Where
Sandrell Rivers Theater, Miami
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