Started by the legendary David Parsons in 1985, Parsons Dance is known for its signature style with a fusion of the gesture and movement that make up modern dance, and the discipline and precise execution one expects from a classical company. Parsons Dance continues to pursue its mission to deliver positive, affirming, life-enriching experiences to audiences worldwide.
The 12 noon performance will be an autism-friendly performance, appropriate for middle school, high school, and post-graduates, along with their parents, teachers and chaperones. Special performance accommodations include:
- Orchestra-level seating only, with room to move around
- Designated quiet areas in the theater
- Lowered sound levels
- House lights at a low level during the performance
- No strobe lighting
- Flexibility during the performance for talking and movement
- Extra volunteer support
Started by the legendary David Parsons in 1985, Parsons Dance is known for its signature style with a fusion of the gesture and movement that make up modern dance, and the discipline and precise execution one expects from a classical company. Parsons Dance continues to pursue its mission to deliver positive, affirming, life-enriching experiences to audiences worldwide.
The 12 noon performance will be an autism-friendly performance, appropriate for middle school, high school, and post-graduates, along with their parents, teachers and chaperones. Special performance accommodations include:
- Orchestra-level seating only, with room to move around
- Designated quiet areas in the theater
- Lowered sound levels
- House lights at a low level during the performance
- No strobe lighting
- Flexibility during the performance for talking and movement
- Extra volunteer support
Started by the legendary David Parsons in 1985, Parsons Dance is known for its signature style with a fusion of the gesture and movement that make up modern dance, and the discipline and precise execution one expects from a classical company. Parsons Dance continues to pursue its mission to deliver positive, affirming, life-enriching experiences to audiences worldwide.
The 12 noon performance will be an autism-friendly performance, appropriate for middle school, high school, and post-graduates, along with their parents, teachers and chaperones. Special performance accommodations include:
- Orchestra-level seating only, with room to move around
- Designated quiet areas in the theater
- Lowered sound levels
- House lights at a low level during the performance
- No strobe lighting
- Flexibility during the performance for talking and movement
- Extra volunteer support