In southern Greece, a performance took place at an ancient open-air stone arena. This event was notable for being fully accessible. Organizers made various accommodations available to attendees.
The production featured a mix of performers, including those with disabilities. A total of 22 cast members participated in the show. Further details about this event can be found through KPRC 2 or Click2Houston, including information about the performance and its accessibility features.
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