Attending a Live Theater Performance Social Story

Graphic of people attending a theater performance, there is an actor on the stage.

At a live performance, people tell a story in front of an audience. They may sing, dance, act, or play music!

Graphic of a theater light, a costume and a mask.

Costumes, lights, and scenery will also help tell the story.

Graphic of a boy wearing a nice shirt and slacks, and a woman in a pretty dress.

I should wear dress pants and a nice shirt or a dress.

Graphic of a theater building, a parking sign and a man walking to his seat.

I should arrive early so I have time to park, enter the theater, and get to my seat.

Graphic of head phones, and a fidget spinner.

It will be crowded and noisy as people enter the building, but I can wear headphones and bring a comfort item.

Graphic of a snack bar, there is popcorn, soda and other snacks.

I should not bring my own food or drink, but I may be able to buy some at the theater.

Graphic of a man in a suit showing us to our chair.

Ushers are there to help me find my seat and answer questions.

Graphic of a phone that has been silenced.

I need to silence my phone and anything that might make noise during the performance.

Graphic of people watching the stage, they are enjoying the performance.

The lights will dim when the show is ready to start. I will watch quietly so everyone can enjoy the performance.

Graphic of hands clapping at the end of the performance.

It's common for people to clap after a song or when a scene ends.

Graphic of lights flashing, a clock and a bell making a sound.

There may be a break during the show. When the break ends, there will be a light or bell, so I know to return to my seat.

Graphic of performers bowing on the stage, people are clapping.

When the show ends, the performers will bow, and people will clap.

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