During Singer’s concert, Techie starts collecting sounds from the audience and making music with them. Singer and Techie can’t agree on what music really is, and just when it looks like there won’t be a concert at all, a surprise visitor turns things upside down. Together with the audience, Singer and Techie make the song that will help their visitor find the way home.

Participatory Theatre

Simon’s mother is always paying attention to his younger and autistic brother, Jake. When a televised spelling bee is announced, Simon sees his opportunity to shine but he discovers that Jake is a great speller too. Simon has to decide if he can share the spotlight with his brother. Spelling 2-5-5 promotes a greater understanding of children diagnosed with autism and the issues they face at home and school.

In partnership with Autism Ontario Niagara Chapter

Sara and Waneek live on opposite sides of a river spanned by a bridge in the year 1812. They are best friends. When the war breaks out, Sara’s cousin Daniel decides that no one is allowed to cross the river any more. The two girls try to convince him that they do not have to be enemies. Sara, Waneek and the audience show Daniel that there is no reason to fear people on the other side of the river.

Participatory Theatre