Adults with special needs take center stage with 'Harmony Theater'

In the beginning, I was a little shy, and I was also a little bit nervous. When I hear the music, I like to, like, beat up to it, and it makes me really happy and dance a lot. Oh, my God. It's called Harmony Theater. I joined in 2018, and I know I was going to love it. Harmony Theater! Harmony Theatre is an inclusive theatre program for adults with developmental and special needs. Started initially at Gwen and Mercy as a club and then it grew from there and we have since moved off campus to being our own non-profit organization. Right in harmony. Today we are preparing for our winter concert. So they'll be singing some songs from some old movies, television shows, commercials. This is my doggy. The energy and the magic to see our actors shine on stage is why this organization is so important and so valuable and why we've been around for 30 years. I joined Harmony Theatre in 2011. Damon's always been a creative person. He likes to draw. He likes to sing and dance. And when I heard about this, this was a wonderful opportunity for him. I've met lots of friends here, right? Yeah. Yeah, that's a wonderful time, isn't it? It is a wonderful time. Our show will be in the Church of the Messiah on DeKalb Pike in Lower Gwynedd, Pennsylvania. November 20th at 7 p.m. and then November 21st at 2.30 p.m. For more information or to get involved, please visit our website at HarmonyTheatreInc.com. If you guys like to sing or love to dance or if you love to sign language, this is the right place for you.