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THE OFFICIAL SITE FOR ACCESSIBILITY IN THEATRE
Theatre Access NYC provides assistance to theatregoers with disabilities. Those who are hard of hearing or deaf, have low vision or are blind, who cannot climb stairs or who require aisle seating or wheelchair locations, who are on the autism spectrum or have other developmental or cognitive disabilities now have one great place to find out everything you need to know to choose a show, buy tickets and plan your trip to Broadway and beyond.
Theatre Access NYC helps you easily find accessibility information on current shows including:
-Live and pre-recorded audio description
-Open and handheld captioning
-Sign language interpretation
-Autism-friendly performances
-Wheelchair seating locations and accessible path of travel details
-Availability of assistive listening devices
-Ticket purchasing options
Theatre Access NYC was created by TDF (Theatre Development Fund) and The Broadway League. It is the philosophy of both organizations that everyone, regardless of disability, should have access to the performing arts.
Theatre Access NYC provides assistance to theatregoers with disabilities. Those who are hard of hearing or deaf, have low vision or are blind, who cannot climb stairs or who require aisle seating or wheelchair locations, who are on the autism spectrum or have other developmental or cognitive disabilities now have one great place to find out everything you need to know to choose a show, buy tickets and plan your trip to Broadway and beyond.
Theatre Access NYC helps you easily find accessibility information on current shows including:
-Live and pre-recorded audio description
-Open and handheld captioning
-Sign language interpretation
-Autism-friendly performances
-Wheelchair seating locations and accessible path of travel details
-Availability of assistive listening devices
-Ticket purchasing options
Theatre Access NYC was created by TDF (Theatre Development Fund) and The Broadway League. It is the philosophy of both organizations that everyone, regardless of disability, should have access to the performing arts.
