Accessibility

Live Theatre 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.
The 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

ACCESS Program

ACCESS Tickets are available for eligible ACCESS cardholders at a reduced rate. Use promocode ACCESSPTC when checking out online to apply for a discount.

Limit: Up to 4 tickets per valid ACCESS card

Pickup: Tickets will be held at the Box Office

Verification Required: A valid ACCESS card and photo ID must be presented when picking up tickets

By completing an ACCESS purchase, you confirm that you are a valid ACCESS cardholder and understand that tickets will only be distributed upon verification.

For audience members who are blind or low vision. 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.

2025-26 Audio-Described Performances

Caesar – Saturday, February 14, 2026 at 2pm

Wilderness Generation – Saturday, April 18, 2026 at 2pm

For audience members who are deaf or hard of hearing, a large LED captioning screen, positioned beside the stage, scrolls text of the dialogue/lyrics in tandem with the dialogue/lyrics of the performance.

2025-26 Open Caption Performances

Caesar – Sunday, February 15, 2026 at 3pm

Wilderness Generation – Sunday, April 19, 2026 at 3pm

For audience members who are deaf or hard of hearing, a team of ASL interpreters will be positioned in the sight lines of Deaf patrons to interpret the performance from English into American Sign Language.

2025-26 ASL Interpreted Performances

Caesar – Wednesday, February 18, 2026 at 1pm

Wilderness Generation – Wednesday, April 22, 2026 at 1pm