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Stage Test - Audience Access Chart
Updated February 4, 2024
Access Charts are living documents that are updated as context changes. We are always revising the way we create and use Access Charts and even a perfect version would have limitations, so please feel free to contact us directly with any questions, ideas, or requests regarding access or accommodations: rotatetheatre@gmail.com, 608-515-8912

Table of Contents:
- Basics
- Built Environments
- Navigating Interpersonal Situations
- Content Notices
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Basics
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COVID ProtocolsMasks are not required unless Public Health Madison & Dane County issues a recommendation. If a recommendation is issued, audiences will be required to wear masks unless a medical condition precludes someone from wearing a mask. Regardless of recommendations, masks are welcome. If you have any COVID symptoms (not otherwise explained, for example: allergies), please test, mask, and consider giving your ticket to a friend or donating your ticket. Performers are up-to-date on COVID vaccination.
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LanguagesPrimarily spoken English. Many of the characters use midwestern American accents. Various other accents are also used throughout the performance.
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ParkingThere is an attached parking garage which is usually $2/hr (we recommend checking the signs). Much of the street parking near the theater is free (we recommend checking the signs).
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Public TransportationThere is a bus stop about a block away on E Washington and S Ingersoll. There are additional bus stops within walking distance.
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ProgramsPrograms are electronic. QR codes and links will be avialable at the performances.
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Running TimeThe program is approximately 95 minutes, including an intermission. Audience members are invited to stay for a brief post-show talk-back with the artists.
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TicketingAll tickets for this one-night development event are at the $5 Access Ticket level. Tickets are available online: https://rotatetheatre.square.site/ or may be purchased at the ticket tabel at Studio 4C starting 30 minutes before the performance. If an Access Ticket is cost prohibitive, please email rotatetheatre@gmail.com to for a free ticket.
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Built Environments
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Access to lobby, seating, bathrooms, etcAccess without stairs via an elevator. Studio 4C is one level and the hard stackable chairs can be removed individually to accomodate any type of mobility device.
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FragrancesRestrooms offer low-fragrance soap. For this event, we are using shared spaces and do not have designated fragrance-free options.
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LightingRelaxed lighting via conventional LED bulbs. Please contact us for more information: rotatetheatre@gmail.com
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RestroomsADA-compliant single-occupancy gender-neutral restrooms available. Low-fragrance soap provided.
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SeatingThe studio has conventional hard stackable chairs without arms. If you require a chair of a different type/size, please contact us. The lobby has various types of chairs, benches, and stools.
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Smoke, Haze, Glass, Fire, LiquidsNo
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SoundPerformers will not be mic-ed. Pre-recorded music may be used during the program at a conventional volume. This event does not have an assisted listening system or ASL interpretation pre-scheduled. Please contact us in advance to request accomodations: rotatetheatre@gmail.com
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Virtual Tours of the SpaceAvailable upon request with advance notice: rotatetheatre@gmail.com
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Visual AccomodationsThe pieces are staged readings with no sets, costumes, props, lighting, etc, so much of the action and key design elements will be read aloud as part of the performance. This event does not have audio description or touch tours pre-scheduled. Please contact us in advance to request accomodations: rotatetheatre@gmail.com
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Navigating Interpersonal Situations
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Access Point PersonAccess coordinator, or proxy, will be present and available via email: rotatetheatre@gmail.com and phone: 608-515-8912
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CancelationsIf a performance must be canceled (for weather, illness, etc), ticket holders be notified via email and we will announce on social media.
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ChildrenThis event is designed for adult audiences. Supervised children are welcome if comfortable with mature themes, humor, and language. This production does not provide childcare.
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Conflicts & ComplaintsAudience members are encouraged to report conflicts and inappropriate behavior to an usher who will notify the access coordinator (or proxy) who will work to improve the situation moving forward and help strategize to prevent similar situations in the future, connecting impacted parties to outside moderators and resources as appropriate. We hope those engaging with our events are thoughtful about how we each have different relationships to race, disability, gender, class, sexuality, age, citizenship, and many other factors. We can all use both critical thinking and generosity (with ourselves and others) when mistakes are made, since we are all in a constant process of learning. We appreciate feedback from audience members about their experiences with our projects, including experiences with our collaborators, other audience members, event venues, and the content of our shows.
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Dress CodeThere is no dress code and all type of dress are welcome, from very casual to formal. Many audience members will probably dress somewhere in between.
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Photography and RecordingPhotography and recording is prohibited during performances.
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Relaxed PerformancesThis event features relaxed sound and lighting. Please contact us for more information: rotatetheatre@gmail.com
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Service AnimalsService animals welcome.
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Social NarrativesAvailable upon request with advance notice: rotatetheatre@gmail.com
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Content Notices (may include spoilers!)
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Audience Participation and Unconventional Audience ConfigurationThis event is in a medium-sized studio space. The audience will be seated on one side of the room and the performance will happen on the other side of the room. Performers may join the audience seating at various times throughout the performance but will not touch audience members or single them out to speak during the performance. Audience members who would like additional engagement are invited to join the performers for a completely optional singing activity during intermission.
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ImprovisationThe pieces are fully scripted. That said, unintentional variations may occur in live theater on occasion. Additionally, the host may speak extemporaniously before and after pieces, and the post-show talk-back will not be scripted.
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Sex, Sexuality, Intimate Touching, NudityReferences in the text.
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Stage Combat, Physical Violence, and/or Prop Weapons (we do not use real weapons)References to violence in the text.
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Stunts, DancingNo
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SwearingYes
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Warnings, Plot Descriptions, Additional Content & Trigger NoticesThe pieces use a variety of genres to grapple with a variety of topics in a variety of ways, but nothing graphic is depicted on stage. If you would like plot descriptions or advance warning about particular types of content, please contact us: rotatetheatre@gmail.com
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We are always revising the way we create and use Access Charts and even a perfect verison would have limitations, so please feel free to contact us directly with any questions, ideas, or requests regarding access or accommodations: rotatetheatre@gmail.com, 608-515-8912