What's Happening?
Andee Joyce will perform her original show 'Rhythm & Autism' at Hillsboro's Walters Cultural Arts Center on November 7. The show combines music, storytelling, and reflection, exploring life through the
lens of neurodiversity. Diagnosed with autism at 44, Joyce uses her experiences to create a sensory-friendly performance that includes interactive elements and accommodations for audience members. The show is part of the Arts for All program, offering discounted tickets to individuals with qualifying documentation.
Why It's Important?
'Rhythm & Autism' provides a platform for discussing neurodiversity and promoting inclusivity in the arts. Joyce's performance highlights the importance of representation and accessibility, encouraging audiences to engage with diverse perspectives. The show supports local arts initiatives, with proceeds benefiting Influence Music Hall and Tualatin Valley Artists. This event underscores the role of the arts in fostering community engagement and supporting social causes.
What's Next?
The performance will offer sensory-friendly elements and interactive moments, ensuring an inclusive experience for all attendees. The Arts for All program continues to provide access to cultural events for individuals with financial or accessibility challenges, promoting broader community participation.
