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Access belongs to everyone
Deaf, DeafBlind, and low-vision access.
We want our website and the performances we support to be easier to see, understand, navigate, and enjoy.
Website accessibility
Built for different ways of accessing information.
Use your own tools
The site supports browser zoom, keyboard navigation, screen readers, and other assistive technology. Text and controls reflow as the page is enlarged.
Clear visual information
We use readable type, strong color contrast, visible keyboard focus, descriptive headings, and text alternatives for meaningful images.
Performance access
Tell the venue what helps you access the show.
Access needs differ from person to person. When requesting accommodations, tell the venue if you need ASL interpreting, close visual access, preferred seating or sightlines, tactile interpreting coordination, or another accommodation.
The venue is responsible for confirming available accommodations. The HeArd can collaborate with venues on performance-interpreting needs.
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Please tell us what page you were using and what went wrong. We will work to improve it.
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