Anon(ymous)- Sensory-Friendly Performance

Framed by Homer’s The Odyssey, Anon(ymous) by Naomi Izuka reimagines the classic epic as a gripping, modern-day survival story of a young refugee searching for his mother. As he navigates a chaotic and unfamiliar American landscape, the play explores urgent, deeply relevant themes of identity, displacement, and the struggle to belong. It is a powerful, fast-paced production that shines a light on the resilience of those searching for a place to call home. SENSORY-FRIENDLY PERFORMANCE This performances is adjusted for individuals with autism spectrum disorders, sensory sensitivities, and other needs. Sensory-friendly performances may include: • Reduction of loud or jarring sounds • Reductions in flashing or strobe lights • Keeping the house lights up during the performance • Adjusted house rules: audience members are free to talk or move during the show