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Go to Her Beautiful Sound
The Growing Stage - The Children's Theatre of New Jersey

Her Beautiful Sound
Fri Mar 28 — Sun Apr 6 2025
The Historic Palace Theatre, The Growing Stage

Sensory Friendly

Accessibility information

Sensory Friendly

Sat Apr 5 2025

Accessible Restrooms

They are located off our lobby.

Number of Wheelchair-Only Seating Locations

We do not have fixed seating, so we can have an abundance of wheelchair-only seating.

Elevator Access

Yes

Accessible Parking

We do not have our own parking facility, but the Fulton Bank (located next door) allows us to use their facility and they have 2 accessible parking spots..

Audience Accessibility Services

We offer Assistive Listening Devices, Loop Technology, and Large Print Playbills.

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Go to Williams Honor
Axelrod Performing Arts Center

Williams Honor
Sat Mar 29 2025
Bell Theater at Bell Works

Accessibility information

Accessible Restrooms

On the same level as the Vogel Theater at Bell Works.

Number of Wheelchair-Only Seating Locations

16

Elevator Access

Yes

Accessible Parking

10 total located near each entrance

Audience Accessibility Services

Assistive Hearing Devices, Large Print Playbills

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Go to Take the Lead
Paper Mill Playhouse

Take the Lead
Sat Mar 29 — Sun Apr 27 2025
Paper Mill Playhouse

Audio Described

Open Captioning

Sign Interpreted

Accessibility information

Audio Described

Sun Apr 20 2025

Sat Apr 26 2025

Open Captioning

Sat Apr 26 2025

Sun Apr 27 2025

Sign Interpreted

Sun Apr 27 2025

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 our brick courtyard to the side of the building and contains 6 designated accessible spots. Lot E is next to the courtyard at the front entrance of the building and contains 8 designated accessible spots. A map and parking information can be found on our Parking Information page. We also recommend patrons using wheelchairs or mobility aides to utilize our drop-off zone in front of the theater to disembark their vehicles for faster entry into 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.

Elevator Access

Elevator access is available to the lower lobby, upper lobby, lower gallery, and upper gallery levels. The lower lobby is wheelchair accessible through the front entrance of the theater only. The lower lobby includes the box office & access services window, women’s restroom, and main concessions bar. The men’s restroom and the entrance to the orchestra level of the auditorium are located at the upper lobby level. An additional concessions bar and the donor lounge are located at the lower gallery level.

Number of Wheelchair-Only Seating Locations

20 free-standing chairs are located in the last row of the center, left- and right-side orchestra sections that are designated for patrons in wheelchairs or with other mobility disabilities and their companions. 12 seats in the orchestra are designated as transfer seats for patrons in wheelchairs, where the outer armrest is removable to allow patrons to transfer. Patrons who transfer from their wheelchairs or mobility devices will be able to have their chair or device stored with house management for the duration of the performance; ushers will be available to assist patrons in retrieving their chair or device. A limited number of wheelchairs are available for transport to and from your seats, free of charge. Please inquire with house management. These wheelchairs are not available for seating during the performance.

Accessible Restrooms

A single-use, accessible bathroom is located directly next to the elevator at the upper lobby level, across from the gift shop. Gender diversity is welcome at Paper Mill Playhouse, and we encourage guests to use the restroom that best aligns with their personal gender identity or expression.

Audience Accessibility Services

Wheelchair accessible seating, audio-described performances, open-captioned performances, Autism-friendly performances, assistive listening devices, Braille & large-print programs, discounted tickets

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Go to In The Mix: An Evening of Short Plays
Vivid Stage

In The Mix: An Evening of Short Plays
Thu Apr 3 — Sun Apr 13 2025
Oakes Center, Vivid Stage

Accessibility information

Accessible Restrooms

Located in the lobby

Number of Wheelchair-Only Seating Locations

4

Wheelchair Accessibility

The performance space is accessible by ramp from the rear entrance of the building. All services, such as concessions, box office, rest rooms and water bottle fillers, are also accessible.

Elevator Access

No

Accessible Parking

4 spaces in parking lot on Ashwood Avenue.

Audience Accessibility Services

Assistive Listening Devices, Loop technology (box office only), large print playbills, advance copies of scripts, Audio Description.

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Go to Wasabia
Centenary Stage Company

Wasabia
Thu Apr 3 — Sun Apr 13 2025
Kutz Blackbox Theatre

Accessibility information

Accessible Parking

The large parking lot of Lackland Performing Arts Center offers various accessible parking options.

Accessible Restrooms

Accessible restrooms are located in on the first floor lobby in the Lackland Performing Arts Center. Additional accessible restrooms are available on the second floor of our lobby and can be reached via the lobby elevator.

Audience Accessibility Services

Centenary Stage Company offers wheelchair accessibility, audio described performances, assistive listening devices, large print/braille/audio-taped programs, and relaxed performances.

Elevator Access

Yes

Number of Wheelchair-Only Seating Locations

All first row seats are handicap accessible.

Wheelchair Accessibility

All accessible seats are held by the box office. Patrons requesting accessibility seating are encouraged to call the box office directly to arrange for those accommodations.

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Go to Fade - A Play by Tanya Sarracho
Vanguard Theater Company

Fade - A Play by Tanya Sarracho
Thu Apr 3 — Sun Apr 13 2025
Vanguard Theater Company

Accessibility information

Accessible Restrooms

Our theater is on the second floor of a non-elevator building, and walking up stairs is required.

Number of Wheelchair-Only Seating Locations

2

Elevator Access

No

Accessible Parking

No

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Go to ¡VOS!
Two River Theater

¡VOS!
Sat Apr 5 — Sun Apr 27 2025
Marion Huber Theater, Two River Theater

Audio Described

Open Captioning

Accessibility information

Audio Described

Sat Apr 26 2025

Open Captioning

Sat Apr 26 2025

Accessible Restrooms

Ground floor restrooms in the main lobby as well as the lobby of the Center For New Work. All other restrooms on additional floors are accessible by elevator.

Number of Wheelchair-Only Seating Locations

4 wheelchair locations.

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Go to Stone Soup & Other Stories
Pushcart Players

Stone Soup & Other Stories
Wed Apr 9 2025
PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE

Accessibility information

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.

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Go to Dr. Temple Grandin: The Way I See It: A Personal Look at Autism and Asperger’s
Mayo Performing Arts Center

Dr. Temple Grandin: The Way I See It: A Personal Look at Autism and Asperger’s
Wed Apr 9 2025
Mayo Performing Arts Center

Sensory Friendly

Accessibility information

Sensory Friendly

Wed Apr 9 2025

Accessible Parking

Accessible parking for MPAC is on-street. Arrangements have been made with the local parking authority to set aside a number of spaces in front of and adjacent to the theatre. Metered parking is marked for accessibility parking starting two hours prior to the start of the performance and is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Be advised that the meters are monitored and should be paid, if required.

Accessible Restrooms

Both the main lobby and balcony lobby restrooms include accessible stalls and fixtures.

Assistive Listening

Assistive listening devices (ALDs) are available in the box office free of charge. We ask that you leave a driver’s license or other identification as a deposit. Sign language interpreting and open-captioning available with a minimum of two weeks advance notice. Advance copies of scripts or synopses are available with a minimum 1-week advance notice of the performance.

Audience Accessibility Services

MPAC offers several sensory friendly performances throughout the season, which are designed to create a supportive, welcoming experience for people with sensory sensitivities. These performances feature modulated sound and light levels and a relaxed environment where the audience is free to talk, vocalize, and leave and re-enter the seating area. For more information on accessibility at MPAC, please contact Lee Kaloidis, MPAC Accessibility Services Coordinator at (973) 539-0345, ext. 6587.

Elevator Access

Although seating in the balcony is not wheelchair accessible, the Balcony lobby is accessible via an elevator by door #4, to the right of the concessions stand.

Number of Wheelchair-Only Seating Locations

There are 10 wheelchair locations throughout the orchestra level. Some of the locations in the orchestra can assist two wheelchairs, and companion seating is available. Persons who use wheelchairs and are able to transfer may request an aisle seat when purchasing tickets. Some seats are equipped with removable armrests.

Wheelchair Accessibility

The theatre is accessible by ramps and curb cut-ins. The box office is fully accessible, the main lobby is all one level and barrier-free, and aisles on the orchestra level are barrier free. MPAC also has two wheelchairs and two special accommodation chairs on hand for patron usage.

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Go to Velveteen Rabbit
Pushcart Players

Velveteen Rabbit
Wed Apr 23 2025
PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE

Accessibility information

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.

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Go to Carrie
Centenary Stage Company

Carrie
Thu Apr 24 — Sun May 4 2025
Sitnik Theatre Lackland Performing Arts Center, Centenary Stage Company

Accessibility information

Accessible Restrooms

Accessible restrooms are located in on the first floor lobby in the Lackland Performing Arts Center. Additional accessible restrooms are available on the second floor of our lobby and can be reached via the lobby elevator.

Number of Wheelchair-Only Seating Locations

The Sitnik Theatre offers (10) designated wheelchair-only seats with accompanying companion seats. These locations are divided between the left and right loge of our auditorium.

Wheelchair Accessibility

All accessible seats are held by the box office. Patrons requesting accessibility seating are encouraged to call the box office directly to arrange for those accommodations.

Elevator Access

Yes

Accessible Parking

The large parking lot of Lackland Performing Arts Center offers various accessible parking options.

Audience Accessibility Services

Centenary Stage Company offers wheelchair accessibility, audio described performances, assistive listening devices, large print/braille/audio-taped programs, and relaxed performances.

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Go to Yellowjackets
Axelrod Performing Arts Center

Yellowjackets
Thu Apr 24 2025
Bell Theater at Bell Works

Accessibility information

Accessible Restrooms

On the same level as the Vogel Theater at Bell Works.

Number of Wheelchair-Only Seating Locations

16

Elevator Access

Yes

Accessible Parking

10 total located near each entrance

Audience Accessibility Services

Assistive Hearing Devices, Large Print Playbills

Tickets & Info

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Showing 12 of 100 events

Her Beautiful Sound

Williams Honor

Take the Lead

In The Mix: An Evening of Short Plays

Wasabia

Fade - A Play by Tanya Sarracho

¡VOS!

Stone Soup & Other Stories

Dr. Temple Grandin: The Way I See It: A Personal Look at Autism and Asperger’s

Velveteen Rabbit

Carrie

Yellowjackets