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A sensory-friendly performance has been organized to appeal to people with special sensory requirements.

James and the Giant Peach - Sensory Friendly Performance is a show that is made to suit young children, first-time theatergoers, and anyone with sensory sensitivity, such as those on the autism spectrum. The performers and personnel are trained to accommodate the audience's need, and the performance has been adjusted to accommodate movement.

The performance is altered in a number of ways to foster a more encouraging environment. Rather than being switched off, the house lights will stay muted during the performance. To prevent overpowering the audience, actors will be performing without microphones, while sound and lighting effects will be toned down or removed. For those who need a step away from the performance, there will be a quiet space in the foyer. Graphic design for event promotion can include specific details about the event.

Based on the Roald Dahl book, the play tells the tale of James, who is dispatched to cut down their ancient fruit tree by his aunts. An adventure begins when he finds a mystical elixir that creates a gigantic peach. James is surrounded by big insects with unique personalities within the peach. As the fruit rolls into the water, the gang encounters difficulties such as arguments, sharks, and the threat of starvation. Thanks to James's fast thinking, the gang Forms a family and learns how to operate together.

The performance will be held on Sunday, March 9 at The Phantom Projects Theatre in La Habra near Fullerton.

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