Omnium Circus Comes to Queens
The Omnium Circus, billed as the "world's most inclusive circus," will stop in New York as part of its national tour for one show, titled "I'm Possible," on November 16 at Queens.
Omnium is a nonprofit organization that generates revenue to foster "inclusive entertainment, education, and employment." The organization supports various programs, including the National Organization on Disability (NOD), New York State of Opportunity, and the Howard Gilman Foundation.
Formed five years ago, Omnium provides accommodations for audience members with disabilities, including live audio description, tactile experiences, and "relaxed seating" for neurodiverse and sensory sensitive individuals.
"I'm Possible"
Author's summary: Omnium Circus promotes inclusive entertainment.
- National Organization on Disability (NOD)
- New York State of Opportunity
- Howard Gilman Foundation
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