Giveaway: Footloose (Relaxed Performance) at Chemainus Theatre Festival

Enjoy Footloose without the overwhelming parts of the theatre-watching experience at this relaxed performance. AutismBC members can win two tickets for free, thanks to the generous, ongoing support of Chemainus Dinner Theatre. 

Event Details

What

• A chance to enter our giveaway to win two free tickets to a relaxed performance of Footloose 
  • One kid. One town. One chance. A spirited city kid moves to a small farming town where he finds himself at odds with the restrictive dancing ban enforced by the local preacher. This lively musical breaks down barriers in a triumph of spirit and freedom. It’s time to kick off your Sunday shoes! 
• Relaxed performances provide a more comfortable environment for people who find traditional theatre-going experiences overwhelming or unpleasant for sensory reasons such as:  
  • Loud music  
  • Sudden noises  
  • Darkness  
  • The need to sit still and be quiet for long periods of time
• Warning: A fog/smoke machine will be used during the play

When

• July 3, 2 PM PT

Where

• Chemainus Theatre Festival, 9737 Chemainus Rd., Chemainus (Google Maps)

Who

• The giveaway is open exclusively to AutismBC members in the Vancouver Island region 
• This production of Footloose is recommended for teen and adult audiences 
• Content warnings: 
  • Mature themes 
  • Profanity 
  • Alcohol 
  • Abusive relationships  
• Anyone is welcome to attend, but many participants are neurodivergent or have unique sensory and communication needs

Registration Information

• Registration is required for participation in this giveaway
• There is a limit of one entry (two tickets) per household  
• The winners’ names will be drawn on June 25 at 12 noon 
• You must be an AutismBC Member to be eligible 
  • Not yet a member? Sign-up here: Join now  
• Click the link below to enter the giveaway

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