For venues and arts organizations
Request ASL
performance interpreters.
Tell us about your performance. We will follow up about availability, preparation, and next steps.
Fill out the requestAccess starts in planning
Build ASL into
the production.
Early collaboration creates better lighting, sightlines, preparation, and audience communication.
1
Share your event
Date, location, performance, and access needs.
2
We review it
We check availability and interpreter needs.
3
We contact you
You receive next steps and service details.
Interpreter lighting required
Deaf audience members must clearly see the interpreters.
Hands, face, and upper body must remain visible throughout the performance.
- Even front lightingUse a dedicated white or warm-white light.
- No colored-only lightRed, blue, or backlighting can hide signs and facial grammar.
- Light stays onKeep interpreters visible during blackouts and scene changes.
- Test before doors openCheck lighting from the Deaf audience seating area.