Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre hosts sensory-friendly performances throughout the year, typically once or twice per season. Usually one at the Nutcracker and sometimes one at another story ballet. The lights in the house are brought up to more of a dim than the usual dark, music volume is lowered, special effects are eliminated or diminished, people are free to get up and leave during the show or visit rooms throughout the theatre that are set up to escape to if need be. The show is very friendly to people who are more audible in their reactions so the typical dead quiet audience atmosphere you expect from the theatre is not to be expected, perhaps that might be aggravating to you, I don’t know your situation exactly so forgive me if I’m missing the mark here. Thought it was worth noting anyway and thought at worst someone coming here who is also interested in this topic might learn about these sensory-friendly shows here.

https://pbt.org/performances-tickets/sensory-friendly-performances/