An ASL/AD performance is offered for each production on the OneAmerica Mainstage and the Upperstage. These ASL/AD performances are as follows:

Holmes and watsonSunday, October 7 at 2 p.m. 
Pipeline Sunday, October 28 at 2 p.m. 
A CHRISTMAS CAROLSunday, December 9 at 2 p.m. 
every brilliant thing Sunday, January 20, performance at 2 p.m. 
THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK | Saturday, February 17, performance at 3 p.m.
A DOLL'S HOUSE, PART 2 Sunday March 24, performance at 2 p.m.
AMBER WAVES Sunday, April 14, performance at 2 p.m.
YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU Sunday, May 5, performance at 2 p.m 

• A courtesy wheelchair is available to transport you from the IRT curb to your seat in the house. To arrange assistance, please contact House Management at 317.916.4872. 
• The IRT in partnership with Elite is happy to provide curbside Valet Parking at every IRT production. 
• IRT’s West Lobby is an accessible entrance for entry to the Grand Lobby, Ticket Office, and restrooms via a ramp.
• The East Lobby houses two elevators, which can be used to reach the 4th floor Upperstage lobby and the 3rd floor Upperstage accessible seating (please check in with the house management team on the 4th floor).
• Accessible seating is available in both the OneAmerica Mainstage and the Upperstage. When ordering over the phone, our Ticket Office staff will ask whether you need space for a mobility device. If you have any specific needs, they will be happy to accommodate them. To order online, select the seats with the international accessibility symbol and the star (designated for companions). The Ticket Office will send you a brief email to ensure that your seating needs are met.
• Seats in row M of the OneAmerica stage do not have steps. Each row further toward the stage will be a step down. The front row of the Upperstage theatre also has no steps. Please check in with house management on the 4th floor, then proceed to the 3rd floor for seating.
• Accessible restrooms are found on both the 1st and 2nd floor for the OneAmerica Stage and the 3rd and 4th for the Upperstage.

Sensory Friendly performances are designed to create a welcoming experience for all, including those with autism or other sensory sensitivities. Elements of Sensory Friendly performances may be adapted to ensure the comfort of all of our audience members. These performances are as follows:

A CHRISTMAS CAROLWednesday, December 26 at 2:00 p.m. | PUBLIC Sensory Friendly Performance
THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANKSaturday, February 2 at 2:00 p.m. | PUBLIC Sensory Friendly Performance
ELEPHANT & PIGGIE'S "WE ARE IN A PLAY!"Sunday, February 23 at 1:00 p.m. | PUBLIC Sensory Friendly Performance

Social Narratives
These venue-specific guides are available for every performance at space at IRT.

OneAmerica Mainstage | Public Performance | Student Matinee
Upperstage | Public Performance | Student Matinee
The Cabaret | Public Performance | Student Matinee

Story Guides
These show-specific guides will be available for every show in our season. Continue checking in before your visit as new guides will be uploaded as they become available. NOTE: These guides may contain spoilers.

Holmes and Watson Story Guide
Pipeline Story Guide
A Christmas Carol Story Guide
Every Brilliant Thing Story Guide
The Diary of Anne Frank Story Guide

Sensory Intense Moments and Visual Indicators
These guides contain a list of moments in each show that may be intense for some audience members, particularly those with sensory sensitivities. During a Sensory Friendly performance, intense moments or jarring technical effects will be indicated before they occur. Staff members at the front of the stage will hold up glow sticks 10-20 seconds before the moment happens, giving audience members a chance to prepare. Continue checking in before your visit as new guides will be uploaded as they become available. NOTE: These guides may contain spoilers.

Holmes and Watson Sensory Intense Moments
Pipeline Sensory Intense Moments
A Christmas Carol Sensory Intense Moments
Every Brilliant Thing Sensory Intense Moments
The Diary of Anne Frank Sensory Intense Moments

Questions?
For seating questions or requests, contact the IRT Ticket Office at 317.635.5252
For questions about a Sensory Friendly performance or materials, contact Sarah Geis at 317.916.4842 or sgeis@irtlive.com. 

• For patrons who are exceptionally tall or have long legs, we recommend selecting row S when attending a performance at the OneAmerica Stage – it has additional legroom and no one will be seated behind you.
• For heavyset patrons, chairs without arms can be placed in the mobility needs accessible seating. If you select one of these seats online, the ticket office will send you a brief email to ascertain the best way to accommodate your needs. In addition, on the OneAmerica stage, there are several seats with armrests that lift up. They are: E 1, G 1, J 1, F 2, H 2, and K2. On the Upperstage, the seats on the side sections are slightly wider and may provide more comfort.
• ​If you have a service animal and need accommodation or assistance, please contact our house management team at 317.916.4872.