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• ALGONQUIN ARTS THEATRE

  60 Abe Vorhees Drive
  Manasquan, NJ 08736

  • Accessible Restrooms

    Algonquin Arts Theatre does provide handicap accessible restrooms.

  • Assistive Listening

    Algonquin Arts Theatre provides a limited number of complimentary assistive listening device headsets to to people who are hearing impaired. Present a valid driver's license or credit card at the concession stand as a deposit in exchange for the device. Please note that due to the size of our theatre, some plays and musicals do not use amplification.

  • Audience Accessibility Services

    LARGE PRINT PROGRAMS: For events with playbills, large-print programs are available. To avoid waste, large-print playbills will be created on demand. Please contact the box office at 732-528-9211 more than 48 hours prior to a performance and we will hold it behind our concession counter for you. On the day of a show, we will make every attempt to create a large-print program. Please request a program from an usher and one will be delivered to your seat as quickly as it can be created. SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION: Algonquin Arts Theatre seeks to make the arts accessible to everyone. If you have a special request, please contact our box office and we will do our best to accommodate your needs. WALKERS: Ushers will assist those with walkers to their seat. Walkers must be stored in the lobby until requested at intermission or the conclusion of the performance.

  • Number of Wheelchair-Only Seating Locations

    Algonquin Arts Theatre currently provides six wheelchair positions available for patrons. Seating is available for purchase online or from the box office. There are also four seats with moveable arms that allow for easier transfer from a wheelchair. If a patron is able to transfer from a wheelchair to a seat, ushers will store the wheelchair in the lobby.

  • Wheelchair Accessibility

    Algonquin Arts Theatre is a wheelchair accessible space.

• CITIZENS BANK THEATER - ROXBURY ARTS ALLIANCE

  72 Eyland Avenue
  Succasunna, NJ 07876

  • Accessible Parking

    Handicap accessible parking is provided.

  • Accessible Restrooms

    Two public restrooms each have an accessible stall.

  • Audience Accessibility Services

    The theater, hallways, and doorways are accessible for wheelchairs and walkers.

  • Number of Wheelchair-Only Seating Locations

    There is space for wheelchairs in the theater. Request space for a wheelchair one week before the show by calling 973-945-0284 or by emailing sales.raa@gmail.com.

  • Wheelchair Accessibility

    All of parts of the building are wheelchair accessible; lobby, hallways, doorways, bathrooms, and the theater

• GORDON THEATRE / RUTGERS-CAMDEN

  314 Linden Street
  Camden, NJ 08102

  • Accessible Parking

    Accessible parking is provided across N 3rd Street in Lots C13 and C14.

  • Accessible Restrooms

    Handicap accessible restrooms are available in the Rutgers-Camden Center for the Arts at Rutgers University-Camden.

  • Audience Accessibility Services

    RCCA will provide assistive services such as sign language interpreting, audio description, and closed captioning upon request. Also upon request, publications can be made available in alternative formats such as Braille, Large Print, and/or computer disc. Requests should be made at least 3 weeks in advance to RCCA’s ADA coordinator Noreen Scott Garrity. ngarrity@camden.rutgers.edu

  • Wheelchair Accessibility

    RCCA is a wheelchair accessible space.

• LEVOY THEATRE

  126-130 N. High Street
  Millville, NJ 08832

  • Accessible Parking

    Parking for the Levoy Theatre is public parking along High Street and on side streets. There are also a series of nearby surface parking lots along Buck Street directly behind the theater. There are designated handicapped spaces directly behind the theater on Buck Street and throughout the Arts District. You may also discharge passengers where allowed near the Levoy prior to parking.

  • Accessible Restrooms

    Handicap accessible facilities are available on both the orchestra and mezzanine levels.

  • Assistive Listening

    Assisted listening devices are available at the concessions counter on a first-come, first-served basis; quantities are limited.

  • Audience Accessibility Services

    Registered service animals are always welcomed into The Levoy Theatre.

  • Elevator Access

    Elevator access is provided so all patrons can utilize both orchestra and mezzanine seating.

  • Wheelchair Accessibility

    Both our orchestra and mezzanine level seating are handicap accessible and we offer wheelchair seating and wheelchair companion seating on both levels. The Levoy Theatre is highly accessible to persons with disabilities. Please speak to our Box Office staff by phone at 856-327-6400 prior to making your ticket purchase. Let our staff know your special needs so we can best assist you.

• PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE

  22 Brookside Drive
  Millburn, NJ 07041

  • Accessible Parking

    Designated accessible parking spaces are located in Parking Lot A and E. Lot A is situated at the rear of the building and accessible to the front entrance via the brick courtyard to the side of the building. Lot E is next to the courtyard at the front entrance of the building. Parking Lot C also provides a level route to the theater entrance and may be utilized for accessible parking, though no spaces are officially designated as such, and patrons must cross Brookside Drive to reach the front of the theater from this parking lot.

  • Accessible Restrooms

    Restrooms in the lower and upper lobbies are wheelchair accessible. The upper lobby can be accessed via elevator. Additional men and women’s restrooms are located on the second floor, to the left of the elevator.

  • Assistive Listening

    Assistive listening devices are available for patrons who are hard of hearing to assist with amplification and clarity of the performance. Headsets and devices, cleaned between each performance, may be obtained at the access services window of the box office in the lower lobby. A name and phone number are required to check out the devices. Due to high demand, it is recommended patrons who intend to utilize an assistive listening device arrive at least 45 minutes prior to curtain.

  • Audience Accessibility Services

    BRAILLE & LARGE PRINT PROGRAMS: A limited number of these programs are available for patrons who are blind or have low vision. Programs may be obtained from the access services window of the box office in the lower lobby. ASL INTERPRETED PERFORMANCES: Scheduled ASL-interpreted performances are offered for Mainstage productions. With the assistance of an advisory board composed of both Deaf and hearing members, Paper Mill Playhouse hires trained theatrical interpreters for these performances. Discount tickets are available to patrons using this service. AUDIO-DESCRIBED PERFORMANCES: Audio description for patrons who are blind or have low vision is available for each Mainstage production. Using an earpiece attached to a small, hand-size transistor, patrons can hear a live, objective, and concise description of the action on stage in between dialogue and/or music. OPEN-CAPTIONED PERFORMANCES: Scheduled open-captioned performances are offered for every Mainstage production. A large digital screen that projects dialogue as the action occurs live on stage is placed on the edge of the stage on the left side of the auditorium. AUTISM FRIENDLY PERFORMANCES: Autism-friendly performances are theater experiences in which the environment and typical “rules of attendance” have been relaxed to accommodate individuals with Autism and other developmental disabilities and the families and professionals who support them. SERVICE DOGS: Service dogs are defined as any certified dog which helps with performing a function for a person that is limited by a disability; the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requires they be admitted in the theater.

  • Elevator Access

    An elevator provides patrons with access to the lower lobby, upper lobby, lower gallery, upper gallery. The entrance to the orchestra level of the auditorium is located on the upper lobby level.

  • Number of Wheelchair-Only Seating Locations

    There are no steps required to reach any row in the orchestra level. Free-standing chairs are located in the last row of the left- and right-side sections that are designated for patrons in wheelchairs or with other mobility disabilities and their companions. Please Note: Seats WC-10 and WC-9 are considered companion-only seating. These specific free-standing chairs are in front of columns and are not wheelchair accessible. The following seats in the orchestra are also designated as transfer seats for patrons in wheelchairs, where the outer armrest is removable to allow patrons to transfer: Row X - Seats 1, 2, 101, 114; Row J - Seats 1, 2, 101, 114; Row D - Seats 11, 12; Row S - Seats 27, 28

  • Wheelchair Accessibility

    The orchestra section of the theatre, as well as the upper and lower lobbies, and upper and lower galleries are all wheelchair accessible.

• PREMIERE STAGES - KEAN UNIVERSITY

  Wilkins Theatre
  1000 Morris Avenue
  Union, NJ 07083

  • Accessible Parking

    There are accessible parking lots around the Wilkins Theatre

  • Accessible Restrooms

    Handicap accessible restrooms are provided within the building

  • Number of Wheelchair-Only Seating Locations

    Four (4) wheelchair accessible seats are available within the Wilkins Theatre, while eighteen (18) handicapped accessible seats are available.

  • Wheelchair Accessibility

    The Wilkins Theatre is wheelchair accessible.

• SOPAC

  1 SOPAC Way
  South Orange, NJ 07079

  • Accessible Parking

    There are accessible parking spaces located in the SOPAC/NJ Transit parking lot.

  • Accessible Restrooms

    All restrooms in the building have accessible facilities.

  • Assistive Listening

    Assisted Listening Devices (ALDs) are available at performances that utilize the audio system. ALDs can be used free of charge, the Box Office will however ask that a driver’s license or other identification be left as a deposit.

  • Audience Accessibility Services

    AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE: American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation is available upon request. Requests must be made through Audience Services at least two weeks prior to a performance. AUDIO DESCRIPTION: An audio description of theatre performances are available on occasion. Patrons with vision loss may request an earpiece attached to a hand-held transistor and listen to a live, objective and concise description of the action on stage, in between dialogue and/or music. Reserve an earpiece by contacting Audience Services. BRAILLE SIGNAGE: Braille signage is in place throughout the building. LARGE PRINT PROGRAMS: Large print programs are available at SOPAC-presented performances. SERVICE ANIMALS: Registered service animals assisting persons with disabilities are permitted in the SOPAC Theatre. Please contact Audience Services if you are attending an event with a service animal.

  • Elevator Access

    Elevators provide patrons access to all floors, which include the SOPAC Theatre, The Herb & Milly Iris Gallery on the second floor, as well as the SOPAC Loft on the third floor.

  • Wheelchair Accessibility

    Accessible seating is located on the Orchestra level. These seats are designated as such when purchasing tickets online. Tickets for accessible seats may be purchased online, via phone, or in person. If a member of your party is in a wheelchair please let us know if the chair is oversized, has any special equipment (i.e.: oxygen tank) or whether the party member can transfer from the chair to a theatre seat.

• WHEATON ARTS & CULTURAL CENTER

  1501 Glasstown Road
  Millville, NJ 08332

  • Accessible Parking

    Accessible parking spaces are available on a first-come, first-served basis in our main parking as well as the rear of our Event Center, for vehicles with official disabled state stickers, placards, or license plates. Some assistance may be required to reach the Main Gate from the parking lot because there is a small lip in the concrete ramp due to settling of the original parking lot.

  • Accessible Restrooms

    Wheelchair accessible restrooms are located at the Main Gate, the Museum of American Glass, and the new Education and Event Center.

  • Assistive Listening

    WheatonArts owns 5 assisted listening receivers with 1 microphone transmitter. These devices are housed in the Museum of American Glass, but can be moved to accommodate performances or other needs on campus. Additionally, in our Glass Studio, an amplified sound system is used for narrated demonstrations of glassmaking activities on the studio floor.

  • Audience Accessibility Services

    BRAILLE MATERIALS: Wheaton Arts will provide Braille materials with at least two weeks advance notice. LARGE PRINT MATERIALS: Wheaton Arts will provide Large Print materials with two weeks advance notice. SIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETATION: Sign Language Interpreters will be provided with at least two weeks advance notice. SERVICE ANIMALS: Service animals are welcome at Wheaton Arts!

  • Wheelchair Accessibility

    All areas of campus are wheelchair accessible.

• ARTHUR F COUCH PAC

  11 Millridge Road
  Secaucus, NJ 07094