The VROOM! Mobile Sensory Theatre is a traveling theatre experience designed for neurodivergent audiences and audiences with disabilities. VROOM! provides a safe and personalized experience by bringing the performance directly to homes, schools, direct service organizations, and more. Performances are immersive, interactive, and intimate, serving just one to two audience members and up to two caregivers at a time. In addition to performances, the mobile sensory theatre can provide sensory exploration opportunities and activities for community members of all ages and abilities at outdoor festivals, special events, and more.
Now Touring: Beatwood Hollow!
What People Are Saying
"Their warmth, kindness, and imagination brought the entire experience to life."
A Caregiver
"This event took place at our house, which is his safe place…[this also] allowed for me, as a mom, to be more relaxed, knowing if something happened, everything my son could need was right at my fingertips."
A Parent
"As a 27-year-old on the spectrum with low support needs, who is also a caregiver, I LOVE the sensory theater. It reminds me that it’s okay and FUN to be autistic. It’s cathartic to dive into a creative and happy imaginative space and allow myself to just be present as my authentic self. It reminds me that I don’t have to mask everywhere I go – there are many experiences that are crafted with people like me in mind. Thank you for the thought, effort, and care put into this."
A Self-Advocate
"After months of working with [my student] to spell his first name, he clearly spoke every letter for the actors…Amazing!"
A Paraprofessional
"[The audience member] talked more in this session than he does at the center. Staff stated, 'I’ve never heard him say so many words.' This was an eye opener for us as an agency. How awesome!"
A DSP
100% of survey participants say they would recommend the experience to someone else.
Thanks to Kate and Roger Weitz, the Weitz Family Foundation, Lozier Foundation, and the generous support of individuals and organizations throughout the community, there is no cost for families in the Omaha area to experience the show and opportunities for schools and other organizations are available at subsidized costs.
Mobile Sensory Theatre Founded by Former OCP Artistic Director Stephen Santa
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