We know that an ideal experience will differ for all neurodivergent people, so we want to be as specific as possible about what to expect. Third Space is still in development, but we will add any additional information as soon as we have it available. Please do reach out to boxoffice@contactmcr.com if you have any questions. or concerns.

What we do know is:

• There will be strong language, haze and bubbles.
• There will be stage lighting but the lighting will be soft.
• There will be music, there may be some shouting, and we may want to use confetti cannons, which can make a loud bang. There won’t be any prolonged, very loud sounds.
• There will be some audience interaction but the audience will be asked to volunteer to take part, no one will be picked on.
• Everyone will be invited onto the stage to watch part of the performance, but you won’t be asked to do anything but watch
  
• Intense scenes including demons
• A scene where an autistic person becomes overwhelmed when questioned by police
• Characters discussing their mental health and anxieties

All performances of Third Space will be in relaxed conditions.

You can enter and leave whenever you want.

You can stim, eat snacks, play with fidget toys, draw, or knit or whatever you need to do to be comfortable.

You can make noise if you need to.

There will be a dedicated space to relax in with fidget toys.

Ear defenders will be available

Director - Louise Wallwein

Production Photography - James Melia