The document provides instructions for attending a show at The Magik Theatre. It details the process of parking, getting tickets at the box office, finding a seat in the auditorium, watching the show, and leaving afterwards. The instructions explain where to go for restrooms, concessions, and finding help from ushers. It also provides tips for navigating crowds and the theater experience.

2. I am going to a theater – The Magik Theatre - to see a show. The
actors are live on stage. All the shows at The Magik Theatre are
based on books. I can find out what book the show is based on and
read it before the show if I want.
theater
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3. We will park the car in the parking lot, then cross the street and
walk on the sidewalk to the Magik Theatre. Someone may drop us
off in front of the theatre. We will see construction as we walk.
park the car
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4. I will walk up the steps from the sidewalk to the Magik Theatre
lobby. There is a ramp I can use to go up if I need it.
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steps & entrance

5. I will walk in the front doors and pick up my ticket from the box
office before I see the show. The box office has a counter with a
person on the other side. We will tell the person behind the
counter our name. 5
box office

6. I will walk into the front lobby after I have my ticket. The restrooms
are in the front lobby.
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front lobby and restrooms

7. The theater usher is a friendly helper. I can ask the theater ushers
for help. Theater ushers can help me find a seat. They will give me
a program.
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theater usher

8. I will be careful when I walk up or down the stairs to get to my seat.
I can hold onto the wall railing when I walk up or down the stairs.
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stairs and middle lobby

9. In the middle lobby there are water fountains and the concession
stand. I can bring a snack if I want.
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concession stand

10. An usher will help me find my seat. This is where I will sit for the
show. Wheelchair access enters in this area from the outside. The
exits are clearly marked.
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my seat in the auditorium

11. I will always be sitting next to my family. I might have my family on
one side of me and a person I don’t know on the other side of me.
The aisles are wide with plenty of space to walk.
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sitting

12. When I am sitting, sometimes a person will walk in front of me. If a
person is in my way to see the show, I can quietly ask the person,
“Can you please move out of my way? Thank you.” The lights will
be on during the show. 12
during the show

13. I will let my mom or dad know if I have to go to the bathroom. I
can go to the bathroom any time I need to. The sound of the
flushing toilet can be loud.
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bathroom

14. I will tell my mom or dad if I want some quiet time. I can leave the
show and go to the quiet middle lobby. I can sit on the chairs or
walk around the quiet lobby. There is a TV monitor where I can
watch the show. 14
quiet lobby

15. The show ends when the actors bow. If I like the show, I can clap
when the show ends. Other people will clap. I can cover my ears if
the clapping noise is too loud. People clap only for a short time,
then the clapping is over. 15
clapping

16. I have to walk in the aisle to leave the theater. All the people will
leave the theater at the same time. The aisle will be crowded. I will
walk slowly in the aisle. The actors will be in the front lobby after
the show. I can take photos or get their autographs if I want to. 16
leaving