A Seat for Shakespeare

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Thanks to support from generous donors and the City of New York, we have raised more than $54.9 million towards our goal of $68.5 million, which includes a $10 million program and operating endowment.

Theatre for a New Audience’s new home will open this fall with a production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, directed by Julie Taymor. Now is the time to become a part of a spectacular cultural event that will draw international attention. Now is your chance to join the continued renaissance of Downtown Brooklyn.

When you give a seat for Shakespeare, you help set the stage for unforgettable productions of Shakespeare alongside other classic and contemporary dramas, as well as the Theatre’s Humanities initiatives for the general public and its education programs in the New York City Public Schools that have served nearly 125,000 students from across New York City.

To purchase your seat, or for more information, please contact
James Lynes, Capital Campaign Director, at 212-229-2819 x 29,
or by e-mail at jlynes@tfana.org.

 

 

 

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Access & Seating Info

Physical Access: There is level access into the lobby. An elevator provides access to all 3 levels of the theater.

Access Seating: Wheelchair labelled seats can be used for any access need, and the chair can be in place or removed. To arrange chair removal in advance or any other questions, please contact box office.

For this production, seating with no stairs includes: Orchestra center Row E, Orchestra sides Row A (200s+300s), and all Mezzanine and Balcony seats.

Mezzanine Row B seats are taller chairs (approximately bar stool height).

Hearing enhancement: Assistive Listening Devices can be collected from the lobby usher in front of the box office before the show.

Open Caption performance: Sunday, September 27th at 2pm. Choose any seating with ‘OC’ in the seating chart to best see the screen.

Box Office contact: email us at tickets@tfana.org or call 646-553-3880.