Accessibility

All Fringe Festival managed venues are physically accessible to patrons with mobility disabilities. See individual venue pages for specific information on accessible entrance doors and parking. If you're at a venue and need assistance or would like to remain in your seat between back-to-back performances you are viewing, check with any staff member or volunteer for help.

Fringe offers American Sign Language (ASL) interpreting, Audio Description (AD), and Open Captioning (OC) at select shows throughout the festival. A list of Fringe Festival shows with services provided will appear on this page in mid-July. Fringe also includes a list of primarily non-verbal or dance shows as self-identified by the artist.

Free Admission to Access Performances: Audience members requiring ASL and AD access services are eligible to claim FREE tickets held at all performances with access services provided (ASL Interpretation, Audio Description). Patrons should proceed to the Box Office and identify themselves as an audience member using access services where they will be greeted by the access provider and offered early entry and priority seating to ensure the best vantage point for using the services. These free tickets will be available at individual box offices until 5 minutes prior to show start. If the show is a potential sell-out, patrons can make a Passholder Reservation ($5) online to guarantee a seat at that performance. Please reach out to boxoffice@fringefestival.org if you need ticketing support.

Fringe will assist patrons self-identifying with a disability with local transportation costs to any venue in the festival in order to attend a show where ASL or AD services are being provided. Please indicate your needs by contacting us at least 24 hours prior to the show time so we can help make arrangements. If you have questions about Fringe accessibility or to request reservation / transportation assistance, please contact us at access@fringefestival.org.