Seesaw Theatre’s Spring Show: Barnyard Bash

Who are we?

Seesaw Theatre strives to enrich the lives of autistic and otherwise disabled individuals by increasing their access to theater and fostering the use of multisensory performance as a channel for expression. We pursue this mission through a rich season, which consists of interactive performances, workshops, and education. Some highlights of our season include a year-round inclusive theater conference with a kickoff in the fall, workshops led by our Seesaw-trained teaching artists, and sensory-based shows in the winter and spring.

What are we doing?

Our Spring touring show Barnyard Bash returns to Evanston local elementary schools with stories and characters galore! This year’s show will give our adventurers the opportunity to explore a cozy environment that invites our young audience members to explore life on the farm alongside friendly character guides.

How can you help?

Make a gift through this Catalyzer page! Every gift gets us closer to our goal. We also encourage you to share this page with anyone you know who supports student-produced and accessible theater!

For project updates and performance information, follow our Instagram @seesawtheatre.nu.

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