AutismBC Goes to Wildwoman (Relaxed Performance) at Gateway Theatre

AutismBC Goes to Gateway Theatre for a relaxed performance of Wildwoman!

Newlywed Catherine de Medici is in for a shock when she discovers her new husband, King Henry II of France, expects her to be nothing more than a baby-making machine. Gasp, laugh, and cheer as you watch her take her power back in this relaxed performance of Wildwoman at Gateway Theatre, a seductively funny, daring twist on regal history. Kat Sandler brings her trademark rapid-fire wit to this salacious saga of an infamous bad girl who could not be tamed! 

This performance is recommended for viewers 16 and older. 

Date/time: March 29 (Sunday), 1-3 PM PT 

Location: Gateway Theatre, 6500 Gilbert Road, Richmond (map) 

Tentative Schedule:  

• 12:30 PM: Doors open, participants check in and borrow sensory kits 
• 1 PM: Play starts 
• Mid-play: Intermission (20 minutes) 
• 3:30 PM: Play ends 
• 3:40 PM: Participants check out and return sensory kits 

Event capacity: 30 participants 

Thanks to Gateway Theatre for making this relaxed performance possible! 

How to Enter 

• You must be an AutismBC member to attend
  • Not yet a member? Join now 
• If you’ve registered but can no longer attend or are having issues with your login, please let us know in an email to [email protected]
• Tickets are first-come, first-served, and we will maintain a waitlist
• Registration opens March 9 (Monday) at 9 AM and closes March 20 at 12 noon
• Limit of two tickets per household/membership
• Click the button below and fill out the form to register

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About Gateway Theatre

Gateway Theatre is a stage for Richmond, providing a platform for the whole community to contribute to, and benefit from, the performing arts.

About AutismBC Goes 

AutismBC Goes is a series of free, safe, supportive, and inclusive events designed to connect the autism community.