The transforming and entertaining experience that live theatre provides belongs to everyone.
Philadelphia Theatre Company is dedicated to its mission to serve all audiences, and to eliminate the barriers that keep individuals isolated from the arts and from their communities.
We are continuously seeking improvements to our physical and digital space, programming, and pricing to best serve that mission.
Philadelphia Theatre Company’s Suzanne Roberts Theatre features facility accessibility for disabled guests, including:
- Automatic doors from the street into the theatre
- Wheelchair-level ticket windows accessible to all
- First-floor level access to bathrooms
- Elevator access between floors, unobstructed view spaces for guests using mobility devices and adjacent companion seating in both the Mezzanine and Orchestra
- Assisted listening devices for all performances (Please ask about our T-coil compatible device options that will work with your hearing aid. Infrared hearing enhancers are available in our lobby next to our bar in front of Door 1. Please be ready to provide a valid ID or credit card, and a House Manager will be happy to assist you. Quantities are limited and all devices are distributed on a first-come, first served basis.)
- Braille signage throughout the building
- Audio Described performances with Pre-show Sensory Workshops, and Open Captioned performances See below for this season’s performance details, dates and how to make reservations.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Please contact
Allison Fifield
Artistic Associate
215.985.1400 x100
[email protected]
Our Tickets
TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR $30, $20, $10 AND $2
Reduced-price single tickets are available in all performances with special-pricing programs also available. Tickets are available for $2, $10, $20 and $30 depending on the date and program. Ticket fees may apply depending on program. For answers, call Audience Services at 215.985.0420.
ACCESS LIVE
The ACCESS LIVE ticket initiative provides $2 tickets to ACCESS cardholders; PA residents who monitor their government-issued cash, food or medical benefits with an EBT card.
You may reserve in advance then simply show your access card at the box office when you pick up your tickets. For additional details and to see if you qualify, click the link below.
Call Audience Services to reserve your tickets and simply show your card paired with a valid photo ID at Will Call.
PTC MISSION TO BREAK DOWN BARRIERS
As part of PTC’s mission to break down price-point barriers, tickets are made available for $20 during Preview performances, and for $30 during the full run, based on availability in each house.
These seats are available online; first-come first-to-buy basis; at the box office, or by phone with Audience Services.
10 TICKETS SPONSORED BY PNC ARTS ALIVE
Thanks to a generous sponsorship from PNC Arts Alive, ten seats will be offered for $10 each for every performance throughout the 2019-20 season.
On the morning of each performance any patron may visit, call the box office, or go online (starting at 11am) to purchase up to (2) two 10Tix.
Unlike typical RUSH ticket policies that are subject to availability, these seats will be kept off sale to the public until the day of the show to ensure availability.
Our Programming for the 2019-20 Season
Audio Description and Pre-show Sensory Workshops
The following Wednesday matinee 1pm performances are crafted for for audience members who are blind or low vision. Guided by stage management and an artistic associate, guests are toured through the set of the production. During the performance, through wireless headsets, a trained audio describer fills in the details of action on the stage, which might otherwise have been visually missed. Reservations are required for Sensory Workshops, which start 90 minutes before the show.
Bebe Neuwirth in A Small Fire
Wednesday, November 6, curtain at 1pm
Workshop at 11:30am
Everything is Wonderful
Wednesday, March 4, curtain at 1pm
Workshop at 11:30am
The Wolves
Wednesday, April 29, curtain at 1pm
Workshop at 11:30am
Open Captioning
For audience members who are hearing impaired a large LED captioning screen, positioned beside the stage, scrolls text of the dialogue/lyrics in tandem with the dialogue/lyrics of the performance.
The following Saturday 2pm matinee performances are crafted with Open Captioning.