AIM Presents Kevin Spencer, Sensory-Inclusive Magic Show
The Magic of Kevin Spencer is a fun-filled show that combines storytelling, stage magic, and audience participation. Kevin Spencer, Ph.D., is an artist who believes in creating inclusive communities where everyone experiences an authentic sense of belonging and no one – for any reason – is relegated to the margins. Kevin is considered to be the leading authority on the educational and therapeutic benefits of magic tricks in education and rehabilitation. Kevin returns to Birmingham for his annual residency. During this time, he will work with patients, community members, and healthcare professionals in various settings including Children’s of Alabama, UAB School of Health Professions, United Ability, and The Exceptional Foundation.
“Pay What You Choose” tickets allow you to decide how much you’d like to pay this performance. Simply select the amount that works best for you when reserving your ticket—no questions asked. The suggested ticket price is $15 for adults and $10 for children, but you can pay more or less. See you at the show!
- This event is general admission seating.
- Tickets valid for performance date and time only.
- No refunds. Exchanges subject to availability.
- Late seating at discretion of house management.
- All performances are subject to change.
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