Accessibility
Hub for Accessibility needs and requests.
We believe that our shows should be available to everyone.
If you have any questions about accessibility or the services described above, contact our offices at accessibility@phnyc.org or 212 564 1235. And please let us know about your experiences with us. Your feedback is important. We can all continue to make Playwrights Horizons an inclusive place for everyone.
About Accessible Performances
Relaxed Performances: Design elements (light and sound) will be made milder for sensory sensitivities. The house lights will also be slightly raised throughout this performance. Masks will be required for all Relaxed Performances.
A Know-Before-You-Go Guide will be available for each Relaxed Performance.
2/22/25 — The Antiquities — Relaxed Performance
ASL-interpreted performances: Interpreters from SignNexus will interpret the performance. Reserved seating gives the best view of the interpreters and stage.
2/18/25 — The Antiquities — ASL Interpreted
Audio Description and Touch Tour: A touch tour will precede the performance, time TBD, and a professional describer will articulate the staging and design.
2/13/25 — The Antiquities — Audio Description and Touch Tour
Closed Captioning: We will be offering closed captioning via the free app GalaPro. Instructions for how to use GalaPro can be found here.
Closed captioning will be available at every showing of The
Antiquities after opening, Monday, February 3, 2025.
Service Animals: Service Animals are welcome at Playwrights Horizons. Service animals cannot block aisles.
- Please check in with the Accessibility Coordinator, Martha Bennett, at accessibility@phnyc.org to notify our Front of House team that a service animal will be accompanying you or a loved one.
- “Service animals” are defined as an animal that is trained to perform tasks for an individual with a disability. The tasks may include, but are not limited to, guiding, alerting, pulling, assisting, retrieving or performing other special tasks for someone with a disability.
- A service animal is not a pet.
Click here for a more detailed listing of our accessibility offerings.