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Seating & Accessibility Selecting Your Seats Seating is general admission, so you will select your favorite available seat when you arrive for the performance. The house opens 30 minutes before showtime; general seating begins immediately after priority seating for Lantern subscribers. Late Seating Due to the intimacy of the Lantern's Mainstage theater, we are unable to seat patrons in the orchestra once a performance has begun. If you arrive late or need to use the restroom during the show, our House Manager will escort you to the first available seat in the balcony to avoid disturbing the performance. Balcony seating is extremely limited, so please make every effort to arrive on time. For your safety and the safety of those around you, please comply with all instructions provided by our house management staff. Theater Accessibility We regret that our resident home, St. Stephen's Theater, requires the use of stairs and is therefore not accessible to patrons using a wheelchair. We are, however, able to accommodate patrons with early seating or other special needs. When ordering tickets, please let us know how we can assist you. Service Animals Service animals are always welcome to assist Lantern patrons. Seating Chart Our flexible theater is transformed to best suit the specific needs of each production, ensuring that every seat provides the best possible view of the action. Due to this flexible seating arrangement, we regret that we are unable to post seating charts on our website. Pictured: Anthony Lawton in the world premiere of The Foocy (2006, Barrymore Award nomination for Outstanding Overall Production of a Play). Photo: Janet Embree.
Header Photo: Geoff Sobelle in Hamlet (2009), David Ingram and Luigi Sottile in The Government Inspector (2008), Forrest McClendon and Lawrence Stallings in Sizwe Bansi Is Dead (2009), and Kristyn Chouiniere and Paul L. Nolan in The Hothouse (2008). Photos by Jeffrey Stockbridge.
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