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Aesop’s Fables ON STAGE: sensory-friendly performance

A sensory-friendly matinee of Aesop’s Fables at Lexington Children’s Theatre, with dimmed house lights and softer sound.

The details that matter

When
Sunday, January 24, 2027
2 pmEastern Time
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Admission
Pay what you will, $1 minimumPrice band: Under $20LCT says every sensory-friendly performance is also Pay What You Will: call or visit the box office, 859-254-4546 ext. 245, and pay whatever you would like.The official page says: “Our minimum PWYW ticket amount is $1.00”. Source: lctonstage.org, checked . This show’s own page, the event source, says: “All Sensory Friendly performances are also Pay What You Will – call or visit our Box Office to pay whatever you would like for your tickets to these shows.”
Registration
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Who to ask

Questions about this event go to the organizer, Lexington Children's Theatre: 859-254-4546 · lctonstage.org.Checked October 20, 2026.

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Last checked October 27, 2026.

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Before you go

LCT offers a Meet Your Seat visit before your performance; email boxoffice@lctonstage.org to schedule one. Sensory supports such as sunglasses and noise-cancelling ear muffs are available in the lobby on request, and families can bring their own comfort items. Questions go to 859-254-4546 or PatronServices@lctonstage.org.

About this event

LCT lists this sensory-friendly public performance of Aesop’s Fables ON STAGE on Sunday, January 24, 2027, at 2 pm at the theatre, 418 West Short Street. Three actors play a tortoise, a hare, a fox, a lion and more. In LCT’s words, sensory friendly performances are designed to be a safe environment for young people with sensory sensitivities or disabilities, as well as first time theatre goers. The house lights stay dimmed, loud recorded sound is turned down, seating is general admission and a quiet space is set aside for anyone who needs a break.

Before you book

Ages
Recommended for ages 5 and up.From lctonstage.org, checked October 27, 2026

Good to know

Only what the organizer or the venue states on official pages. Not stated means we did not find it there, so ask before you go. Accessibility guide

Dogs
Not stated.
Strollers
Not stated.
Wheelchair access
At Lexington Children's Theatre: Wheelchair access stated.“LCT’s performance spaces, classrooms, restrooms, and administrative offices are all accessible according to ADA guidelines.”Main Stage wheelchair seating is in Row A; ask for it when booking.From lctonstage.org, checked October 27, 2026
Sensory supports
Sensory supports offered.“Sensory friendly performances are designed to be a safe environment for young people with sensory sensitivities or disabilities as well as first time theatre goers.”House lights stay dimmed, loud recorded sound is turned down and a quiet space is set aside.From lctonstage.org, checked October 27, 2026

Access details we have checked

At Lexington Children's Theatre, only what the venue's own pages say. Anything not listed here has not been checked, so ask the venue about it.

Accessible seating
OfferedFront-row Main Stage spaces for wheelchair users, plus floor and second-row seats that cut down on stairs.Contact: Box Office, 859-254-4546 ext. 245From lctonstage.org, checked October 21, 2026
Accessible restroom
OfferedAccessible restrooms are in the lobby.From lctonstage.org, checked October 21, 2026
ASL interpretation
On requestAmerican Sign Language interpretation for any performance.Ask at least two weeks before the performanceContact: boxoffice@lctonstage.org or 859-254-4546 ext. 245From lctonstage.org, checked October 21, 2026
Sensory-friendly sessions
OfferedListed for the 2026-27 season: Aesop’s Fables on Sunday, January 24, 2027, Tomás and the Library Lady on Sunday, January 31, 2027, and Last Stop on Market Street on Sunday, April 25, 2027, each at 2 pm. House lights stay dimmed, loud recorded sound is turned down and seating is general admission.Contact: 859-254-4546 or PatronServices@lctonstage.orgFrom lctonstage.org, checked October 21, 2026
Quiet space
OfferedAt sensory-friendly performances, the board room or an LCT office is set aside for anyone who needs a break.From lctonstage.org, checked October 21, 2026

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