Accessibility

ASL interpreted performances

Stay tuned for announcements related to ASL interpreted performances.

Digital Events

The Income Tax for Artists workshop will be held on Zoom and will be auto-captioned by Zoom.


Venue Accessibility and Info

The Metro Studio, 1411 Quadra Street (at Johnson) has wheelchair accessible seating and washrooms available. 

The Intrepid Studio at 2-1609 Blanshard Street, is also wheelchair accessible and has accessible washrooms.

Please indicate any accessibility needs, including wheelchair accessible seating or if you require seating with no stairs, in the provided field. We will do our best to assign seating that works for you and get in touch if we have any questions. 

Metro Studio

The Metro Theatre is wheelchair accessible with 172 seats on tiered risers, the first row of seating is ground-level seats.

There is one wheelchair accessible washroom on the main level, through the door that also leads to backstage. Please let a Front-of-house manager or volunteer know if you need to use the accessible washroom, and they will be happy to show you through. The main patron washrooms are up a set of stairs and are not wheelchair accessible.

The air conditioning will be on at all times during shows, to keep air circulating. This is part of the festival’s communicable disease prevention plan. The system makes a low humming noise.

Booking wheelchair accessible seating: Please indicate that you need wheelchair accessible seating in the provided field when you book your tickets online.

Other seating needs: When you book tickets, there is a field that asks if you have any accessibility needs. Please let us know of any needs or requests there, and we will do our best to accommodate them when we assign your seats.

A visual story is available for the Metro. This guide includes photos and text that will help you get to know the space. It is designed for audience members who want to prepare in advance of their visit.

CLICK HERE to download a PDF of the Metro Studio Visual Story

Intrepid Studio

The Intrepid Studio is a small venue that is wheelchair accessible. It has 40 seats on tiered risers, the first floor of seating is on the ground.

Booking wheelchair accessible seating: Please indicate that you need wheelchair accessible seating in the provided field when you book your tickets online.

Other seating needs: When you book tickets, there is a field that asks if you have any accessibility needs. Please let us know of any needs or requests there, and we will do our best to accommodate them when we assign your seats.

A visual story is available for the Intrepid Studio. This guide includes photos and text that will help you get to know the space. It is designed for audience members who want to prepare in advance of their visit.

CLICK HERE to download a PDF of the Intrepid Studio Visual Story

Lighting

Metro Studio Theatre

The lights in the entrance area and lobby are LED and incandescent. The lights in the theatre are incandescent.

The lights in the hallways to the washrooms, and the washrooms themselves, are fluorescent, both the upstairs washrooms and the wheelchair accessible washroom on the main floor.

Intrepid Studio

The lights in the lobby are LED and fluorescent. The lights in the theatre are incandescent.

The lights in the washrooms are fluorescent.


Pay-What-You-10 $10 ticket program

10% of tickets for each performance are available for $10, in an effort to make theatre more accessible to equity-seeking groups, newcomers, artists & arts workers, and anyone for whom cost is a barrier. We believe the arts have something to offer everyone and we want to reduce financial barriers to our programming. No registration, forms to fill out, or questions asked. Just select the PWY10 ticket when booking online.

How to book

Select the show you would like to attend, click ‘Buy Tickets’, select the Pay-What-You-10 ticket, add to basket, and checkout as normal — no promo code is required. If you require assistance or to book by phone, please call Parker: 250-383-2663.


If there’s information that’s missing, or you have any questions, please contact us (email) sean@intrepidtheatre.com. For ticketing access questions or requests, please email tickets@intrepidtheatre.com

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