The I Can Dream Theatre, an organization that provides performing arts experiences for adults with special needs, will be putting on their performance of Remembering Titanic on Friday and Saturday.
The story is based on a couple that is going to get married before the ship sinks, Michele Matthews, I Can Dream Theatre musical director, said.
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“It is loosely based on some of the facts,” Matthews said. “It’s a comedy as well as a drama.”
The organization has grown and has become non-profit in the last year.
They now offer other programs for adults with special needs, which help them gain work experience.
“We are growing,” Matthews said. “The friendships within the cast, within all of us. It’s really a family.”
The performances will take place Friday Nov. 11 at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday, Nov.12 at 7:30 p.m. Both plays will be performed at the Eric J. Maclean S.J. Centre for Performing Arts.
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