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Previous National OC Partners

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Previous National Open Captioning Partnerships

2004

Bay Street Theatre
Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall
Westport Country Playhouse

2005

Asolo Repertory Theatre

2006

Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts

2007

Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center
Kravis Center for the Performing Arts

2008-2009

Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts
The Denver Center for Performing Arts 
Paramount Theatre
National Theatre

2009-2010

Auditorium Theatre, Rochester Broadway Theatre League
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Fox Cities Performing Arts Center
Seattle Repertory Theatre
Trinity Repertory Company
Wharton Center

2010-2011

Alabama Shakespeare Festival
Ordway Center for the Performing Arts
E.J. Thomas Hall - The University of Akron
Orpheum Theatre, Hennepin Theatre Trust

2011-2012

Alliance Theatre
Blumenthal Performing Arts 
Norfolk Department of Cultural Facilities Arts & Entertainment
Fox Theatre, Atlanta
Portland Center for the Performing Arts
Steppenwolf Theatre Company
Tennessee Performing Arts Center

2012-2013

The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust
PlayMakers Repertory Company
Segerstrom Center for the Arts

2013-2014

Berkeley Repertory Theatre
Cal Shakes
Chicago Shakespeare Theater
Clarence Brown Theatre
Geva Theatre Center
Lookingglass Theatre Company 
The Studio Theatre

2014-2015

ACT Theatre
Northlight Theatre
Shakespeare Theatre Company

2015-2016

A.R.T.
Artists Repertory Theatre
Hippodrome Foundation
Marin Theatre Company
Signature Theatre (D.C.)

2016-2017

AT&T Performing Arts Center
Dallas Theater Center
Imagination Stage
Slow Burn Theatre Company
Timeline Theatre Company
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