Access Services
One of the theatre's continuing goals is increasing accessibility to its programs. Feel free to contact us with your suggestions. For more information, call the theatre office weekdays at 612-333-2919.
Facilities are accessible for audience members using wheelchairs...
PLEASE NOTE: Because of the configuration of our seating area, we cannot take patrons using wheelchairs to their assigned front row after the show has started. Latecomers may listen to the first act in our lobby and cross the stage to their front row at intermission.
Assisted listening equipment...
is available free of charge at every performance. A small earpiece and pocket-sized receiver amplify stage dialogue and sounds. We recommend you include the number of listening units you would like when making your reservation.
Assisted viewing service...
is available for patrons with impaired vision. Also known as "audio-description", this service uses a trained describer who broadcasts descriptions of costumes, lighting, actors' movements, and other visual details. The patron hears the sounds of the performance itself while the audio-description is "whispered in their ear" through a small earpiece during pauses in stage dialogue.
In addition to the audio-description, the performance may also include a pre-show tactile tour of props, costumes, and other technical elements of the production.
Dates for audio-described performances are listed on this website below the calendar on each individual show's page. This service is offered based on reservations.
Information about performances at other theaters that offer accommodations for patrons with vision or hearing loss can be found at VSA Arts of Minnesota.