Accessibility

Our theater spaces and restroom facilities are wheelchair accessible. 

Accessible seating is available until sold out. It consists of free-standing chairs that are for patrons in wheelchairs or with other mobility disabilities and their companions.  There is a public elevator in the lobby for access to the balcony. 

The following are the access seating locations in the Arthur Laurents and Elizabeth Ross Johnson Theaters: 

Arthur Laurents Theater

• Orchestra Row E, seats 102, 103, 104, 107, 108, 109, 112, & 113
• Left Balcony Row AA, seats 9, & 11

Please note: Orchestra Row E seats 101 & 114 are considered companion only seating. 

Elizabeth Ross Johnson Theater

• Orchestra Row G, seats 106-113
• Left Orchestra Row F, seats 1, 3, 5, & 7
• Right Orchestra Row F, seats 2, 4, 6, & 8
• Orchestra Box Left, seats 3, 5, 7, & 9
• Orchestra Box Right, seats 4, 6, 8, & 10
• Balcony Box Left, seats 201, & 203
• Balcony Box Right, seats 202, & 204
• Left Balcony Row AA, seat 7
• Right Balcony Row AA, seat 8

In a performance with audio description, attendees have the opportunity to receive a live verbal commentary through a small radio receiver, which describes the visual elements of the performance. This service is particularly beneficial for theater attendees who are blind or have low vision, as it provides a narration of the on-stage events that occur without dialogue, such as fight scenes. Additionally, audio description occasionally extends beyond the play itself, offering supplementary details about the program, as well as descriptions of costumes and stage settings prior to the start of the performance. Discounted tickets are available for patrons using this service. 

What Became Of Us 3/28 at 2pm

My Lord, What A Night 5/9 at 2pm

Open-Captioned performances are scheduled for each of our mainstage productions. A screen is placed on the left side of the stage where the dialogue from the show will be displayed. Discounted tickets are available for patrons using this service.  

What Became Of Us 3/28 at 2pm ENGLISH

What Became Of Us 4/4 at 7:30pm SPANISH

My Lord, What A Night 5/9 at 2pm ENGLISH

My Lord, What A Night 5/9 at 7:30pm SPANISH

For patrons who are hard of hearing, light-weight, comfortable, padded ear buds and receivers are available at request at the Patron Services desk in the lobby of The New Brunswick Performing Arts Center (NBPAC).  There is also a Loop option available for Patrons with hearing aids. 

For patrons who are blind or low vision, a limited quantity of braille programs are available for each mainstage performance. Programs can be requested at the Patron Services desk at The New Brunswick Performing Arts Center (NBPAC). 

Service animals are welcome at both George Street Playhouse and the New Brunswick Performing Arts Center. The animal must be harnessed or leashed at all times, unless such devices hinder the animal’s ability to safely and effectively perform its tasks.