Miracle Project Founder Discussing New Special Needs Program at Mayo Performing Arts Center

MORRISTOWN, N.J.– The artistic director of The Miracle Project on Dec. 12 will be providing a free lecture on the program, which is set to be installed at the Mayo Performing Arts Center in January.

Elaine Hall will discuss how her program uses performing arts to provide children on the autism spectrum with tools to build communication, social skills and self-esteem through inclusive theatre,

and how she intends to implement it, said MPAC General Manager Ed Kirchdoerffer.

Read more: Morristown's Mayo Performing Arts Center Adding New Classes For Special Needs Children

The lecture is slated to run from 7-8:30 p.m., according to the GM.

"The need for this program is profound, said Hall. "The rate of New Jersey children diagnosed with autism is much higher than the national average. MPAC and The Miracle Project are so aligned in the way we approach the arts that it was such a natural fit.”

For tickets, call the box office at (973) 539-8008 or click here.


Pictured: Elaine Hall/Image courtesy MPAC