Shenanigans is an incredible program for children, teens, and adults with special needs, particularly Aspergers and Autistic spectrum disorders. It integrates improv theatre, games, role-playing, and more. The woman who founded and directs this organization was inspired by her grandson, a teen with Aspergers; after failing to find the services she envisioned for him, she created them herself. My young adult brother, on the Autistic spectrum, has been regularly attending Shenanigans improv classes for over a year and has blossomed as a result. Friendships have always been difficult for him, but he now has many through his peers at Shenanigans, who relate with and understand him. The classes – in addition to being hilarious, fun, and the highlight of his week – have greatly strengthened his social skills, ability to listen and respond in turn, and his ability to understand and relate with others through emotion, nuance, and non-verbal cues. Traditionally, these are challenges for people on the spectrum, and I can’t say enough how happy and grateful I am for the advances my brother continues to make through Shenanigans. They offer several locations around the metro Atlanta area, as well as different age groups and skill levels. The summer camps offer more intensive areas of concentration, and the organization has also partnered with some local schools to provide services. Very highly recommended.