TAIPEI — The National Theater and Concert Hall has launched a parent-child storytelling program titled "看不見" ("Can't See") that aims to open dialogue between sighted and visually impaired participants by shifting focus from visual to auditory and tactile senses, according to the venue's press materials. The event, held at the performing arts center's library space, uses a black-and-white picture book of the same name as its centerpiece. Facilitators guide families to "close their visual senses and open their hearing and touch," breaking from traditional viewing habits and performance frameworks, the National Theater and Concert Hall said in its release.