Come along with us as we spend ‘One Short Day’ at the Wales Millennium Centre to see the UK touring production of Wicked! It’s bound to be a magical experience, and we’re beyond excited to see this incredible show. But for families like ours, theatre trips can sometimes feel like ‘Dancing Through Life’ with a few extra steps. As a mum with four children on the autism spectrum, I know the importance of planning ahead to make these outings a success. In this vlog, I’ll be sharing all my top tips to make theatre experiences as smooth as possible, especially if your kids have autism. There’s advice to make the day ‘Popular’ for everyone. Whether you’re off to see Wicked, any theatre show, or planning to watch the Wicked movie in the cinema, I hope these tips help your family feel ‘changed for good’ and ready to embrace the magic of live theatre. Let’s get ready for a day that defies gravity!
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