Event Details
Accessibility - Polk Theater
- There is no elevator access to Grand Tier level.
- Wheelchair accessible seating is located at the back of the orchestra level.
- All non-accessible seating requires taking stairs.
- Open Captioning and ASL interpretation are available during the Saturday, December 14, 2024, 2 PM performance.
- TPAC is an accessible facility with a variety of services. Visit our Accessible Services page for more information.
Content / Sensory Advisory
This production features flashing lights and theatrical haze.
Ticket Delivery
- Please note all tickets for TPAC events are fully digital and accessible via your mobile device through our TPAC Concierge Mobile App. A mobile ticket is the safest, most convenient, and flexible way to receive and manage your tickets while increasing protection against fraud.
- Will call tickets will be available at TPAC's Jackson Hall Box Office, located inside the lobby off of 6th Avenue. A valid photo ID is required to pick up tickets.
- TPAC is not responsible for tickets purchased through the secondary market.
Group Sales
Groups of 10+ save $10 plus reduced handling fees. Additional savings for larger groups of 20-30 or more. Special student pricing also available. To request group tickets, fill out the Group Sales request form.
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