LOOK BOTH WAYS

• The performance is approximately 63 minutes long.
• The story is told through dialogue, monologue, choral speaking, singing, movement, dance, puppetry, live camera feed projections, animated projections, prerecorded music, and sound and lighting effects.

• All of the actors play multiple characters in the show. To become different characters, the actors add or remove costume pieces, and change their voices and movements.
• The performers sometimes illustrate strong emotions, like when the character Satchmo feels anxious and afraid of dogs. The performers communicate their character’s feelings through the ways that they talk, move, and by what they do.

• The prerecorded music during the performance is occasionally exuberant and can be loud for some audience members.
• The music and soundscapes throughout the performance include electronic beats and sounds of busy city streets.

• Strobe-like lighting effects used in this show may be disruptive to people with photosensitivity.
• Lighting effects are used throughout the show on stage to help set the mood of the scene.
• Flashes of light are used to mimic the flash of a camera in two brief moments during the performance.

• Performers address the audience directly at the beginning and at the end of the show.
• Performers enter and exit through the audience throughout the show.
• There are several invitations to participate in the production, if you choose. These moments include a call-and-response when performers say “When I say LOW, you say CUTS,” and an opportunity to sing “Happy Birthday” along with the performers.

Everyone is encouraged to bring any sensory or accessibility tools that will help make the experience comfortable for them. A few suggestions of items audience members may find useful include noise-canceling headphones, sunglasses or visors, fidgets, and communication devices.