Accessibility
CDC is committed to providing live theatre and related programming that is accessible to the widest possible audience. Accessibility and accommodation details can be found below or by emailing the Box Office at [email protected].
Fully accessible:
Parking
Accessible parking is available to the right of the theatre.
Facilities
Seating
CDC's auditorium does not have fixed seats, so wheelchair or mobility vehicle seating is easy to accommodate. Please alert a volunteer when you arrive or contact the box office ahead of your visit to help us ensure your visit is as smooth as possible.
Hearing impaired
Fully accessible:
- Lobby and lobby restroom
- Theatre floor (flexible theatre seating, including spaces to accommodate wheelchairs)
- Please submit your request for accommodations when you purchase your tickets, or at least two weeks before the date of your accommodation need. We will do our best to accommodate you.
- Please submit your request for accommodations when you purchase your tickets, or at least two weeks before the date of your accommodation need. We will do our best to accommodate you.
- Digital programs available for most shows
- Drop-off zone in front of the theatre entrance with curb ramp
- Service animals are welcome (excluding ESA)
Parking
Accessible parking is available to the right of the theatre.
Facilities
- There are two ramps into the building: one in front to the Main Lobby, and one on the side, into the auditorium
- There are no stairs leading into the theatre lobby or auditorium
- The theatre is equipped with a wheelchair or mobility vehicle accessible restroom in the Main Lobby
Seating
CDC's auditorium does not have fixed seats, so wheelchair or mobility vehicle seating is easy to accommodate. Please alert a volunteer when you arrive or contact the box office ahead of your visit to help us ensure your visit is as smooth as possible.
Hearing impaired
- One performance of each of CDC's Main Stage shows are American Sign Language (ASL) interpreted. Please check show schedules to see which performances are ASL-interpreted.
- CDC does not have assisted listening devices
- Note: Young Artists Program showcases/kids summer camps/class performances are not part of CDC's Main Stage season