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THERE'S TREASURE IN NYC!

TREASURE IN NYC is a 45-minute multi-sensory, interactive theatrical experience specifically designed for people with developmental delays. We've created a safe space where eight performers take a maximum of 10 "Junior Adventure Guides" on an imaginary treasure hunt through New York City using props, costumes, projections, song, movement, a map for reference, and most importantly: their imagination!
 

10th Anniversary Performances

A celebratory weekend of shows with three performances happening each day!

 
WHEN
May 16th + May 17th, 2026
Show #1: 11:00am
Show #2: 12:30pm
Show #3: 2:00pm

PRICE
$50 per participant*
(family watch for free) *Financial Assistance Available
 
 

Treasure in NYC performs at
PRIME PRODUCE

A space designed for wonder,
creativity, and inspiration
424 W 54th Street
New York, NY 10019

Interested in attending a performance?

Please fill out the following form to the best of your ability and we will follow up with any additional questions should they come up.

 
attendance form
 

Have additional questions for us?
Email stephane@kaisersroom.org for more information.

 
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A DIFFERENT KIND OF SHOW

This 45-minute immersive musical, incubated at the cell theatre, is tailored completely to each participant's individual differences, giving them an opportunity to experience a live theater performance without the restrictive boundaries of a traditional show. There are no walls between the performers and the audience — all are invited to participate in the show through vocal and physical interaction, and are assigned a performer "buddy" who will stay with them through the entire experience. Our goal is to make theater accessible to anyone!
Learn how to Bring our show to your school or organization!
 

A DIFFERENT KIND OF CAST 

Our dedicated performers undergo special training in a variety of disciplines, including Autism sensitivity, in order to be able to connect with our unique audience members. They're equipped to be completely responsive to what's happening in the moment with each child, without stopping the show or excluding anyone. Cast members can work as a team to adjust the show as needed, whether it's turning the lights up, bringing the noise level down, or moving past particular segments to accommodate each individual's needs.
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Treasure in NYC Composer

Rona Siddiqui

Rona is a composer/lyricist and music director based in NYC. She is the recipient of the 2014 ASCAP Foundation Mary Rodgers/Lorenz Hart Award, and the 2011 recipient of the ASCAP Foundation/Max Dreyfus Scholarship. Her musical One Good Day (book & lyrics by Liz Suggs) was selected for the ASCAP/Dreamworks Musical Theatre Workshop with Stephen Schwartz in L.A. and was named one of the Best New Musicals of 2014 by the Festival of New American Musicals. Rona composed the music for an original 20-minute musical about Afghanistan, The Tin, which was selected to be part of the Samuel French OOB Short Play Festival in 2012. She has been commissioned to write songs for The Civilians, the NYC Gay Men's Chorus, and MuseMatch and has been a featured songwriter in concert venues such as 54 Below, Joe's pub, and New York City Center. Original scores she has written include Middletown, The Vagina Monologues, The Good Person of Szechuan, The Clean House, and Love Song of J Robert Oppenheimer. Recent music directing credits include Bella: An American Tall Tale (Dallas Theater Center) and Who's Your Baghdaddy, Or How I Started the Iraq War (Off Broadway). She received her Masters from NYU’s Graduate Musical Theatre Writing Program. www.ronasiddiqui.com.