Eve Owen

Eve Owen presents Autonomy at Colours Hoxton, a concert venue in London, with a range of arrangements made for neurodivergent audiences. The evening is set up so that attendees can plan their visit in advance.

Eve Owen, working across pop, rock and indie, presents Autonomy at Colours Hoxton, a concert venue on Hoxton Square in London. The show has been shaped for neurodivergent audiences, and its arrangements are published in advance so that attendees know what to expect.

Early entry is offered to anyone who wants time to explore the room before the music starts, and during that period the lighting is lowered and the space is quieter. A quiet area is available for taking a break, seats are placed throughout the performance, and ear defenders can be collected at the door. Name tags can be worn by those who choose them.

On-site helpers, recognisable by their tops, answer questions and assist with access needs throughout the evening. Masks are encouraged, ventilation is in place, and wheelchair access and accessible toilets are provided. The organisers invite suggestions on further needs so that the experience can be adjusted.