Accessible Options

Available for all performances:

Large Print & Braille Programs

Large print and braille programs are available at the Accessibility Hub, located in the lobby at Coat Check.

Hearing Loop

Seattle Rep is equipped with Hearing Loops that transmit sound directly to t-coil enabled hearing devices. There are also receivers and headphones available to borrow at the Accessibility Hub/Coat Check. Look for the Hearing Loop signs which indicate coverage at performances, ticket windows, concierge, and concessions.

Wheelchair Ticketing

At the time of ticket purchase, please select seats marked with the wheelchair symbol or request these tickets from the Box Office at 206.443.2222 or send a message.

Script Loan

Contact the Box Office at 206.443.2222 or send a message. Subject to script publisher contractual agreements.

Additional Seating Options

Wheelchair spaces, wider seats (Bagley Wright Theater), transfer seats, standing options, and black chairs (that can be easily moved and do not have armrests) are available upon request. Please ask the Box Office for assistance when purchasing tickets or when you arrive at the theater.

Seat Cushions/Boosters

Soft 6-inch tall cushions are available to check out from the Accessibility Hub/Coat Check and take to your seat. Quantities are limited and first-come, first-served. If you require assistance bringing this item to your seat, please connect with House Management.

Step Stools 

Step stools are available in all restrooms and at all concessions and bar points of sale. Additional stools at various heights are available for checkout at the Accessibility Hub/Coat Check. If you require assistance bringing this item to your seat, please connect with House Management.

Sensory Guides

Scene-by-scene guides of the sensory impact of a show that individuals may experience are available at the Accessibility Hub/Coat Check and on each production's show page, available around a show's Opening Night. All of Seattle Rep's productions are sensory accessible.

Sensory Kits

Sensory Kits may be checked out at the Accessibility Hub/Coat Check, containing noise reducing ear protectors, fidgets, sunglasses, and communication cards.

All-Gender Restrooms

All-Gender Restrooms are located on the second floor of the Leo K. Theater and a single-stall restroom is located near the Bagley Wright Theater restrooms on the first floor.

Wellness Room

The Wellness Room is a dedicated space where audience members can take time out to tend to their own personal health needs, have a quiet environment to reduce sensory stimulation, or breastfeed in a private space. Located near the Bagley Wright Theater restrooms on the first floor.

Accessible Parking

Find nearby accessible parking options on Seattle Center campus.

 

Available for certain performances:

American Sign Language Interpretation

Special seating is reserved for patrons requesting this service to guarantee optimal viewing of the interpreters and the stage. Find upcoming ASL Interpreted Dates »

English Open Captioning

A text display located to the side of the stage that scrolls the dialogue in English in sync with the performance. Special seating is reserved for patrons requesting this service to guarantee optimal viewing of the captioning screen and stage. Find upcoming English Open Captioned Dates »

Audio Description

Audio description is now available for every production this season for patrons who are blind or who have low vision. A trained describer narrates the nonverbal elements of a performance, including costumes, actions, and scenery. Headsets are available for loan at the Accessibility Hub/Coat Check. Find upcoming Audio Described Dates »

Sensory-Friendly Performances

This theatergoing experience is made to cater to people with sensory sensitivities. The autism and neurodivergent communities especially benefit from these performances, where adjustments are made to make your audience experience comfortable. Find upcoming Sensory-Friendly Performances »

In addition to dedicated sensory-friendly performances, all of Seattle Rep's productions are sensory accessible. Learn more about Seattle Rep's Sensory-Friendly performances and sensory accessibility here.

Mask-Required Performances

Each production in our 2026/27 Season will have at least one mask-required performance. Mask-required performances require all patrons to wear a mask for the duration of the performance and in the lobby, except when actively eating or drinking. Learn more about Mask-Required performances and our health and safety protocols here. Find upcoming Mask-Required Dates »