Flynn Center for the Performing Arts

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At Your Service: The House Manager is responsible for the overall front-of-house operation. A Flynn Spirit (dressed in white and black) can direct patrons who have questions or concerns to this Flynn representative. Late Arrivals: Late arrivals will not be seated until a suitable break in the performance, and at the discretion of the house manager. Re-entering the Building: Patrons who leave the building during the performance (including intermission) must show their ticket stubs when re-entering. Children: Any child one year old or older attending a performance must have a ticket and a separate seat. Infants (children 12 months and under) are welcome at Flynn Family events and performances specifically geared to children and will be admitted free of charge. If an infant or young child is disrupting a performance, the Flynn reserves the right to ask a parent to sit with the child in the rear of the theater or, if need be, to leave the hall. Blocking Aisles: Fire safety codes prohibit the blocking of aisles. Ushers can store your personal belongings safely and securely during performances. 6 Refreshments: No food or beverages are allowed inside the theater with the exception of bottled water purchased at the Flynn concession stand. Restrooms: Restrooms are located on the lower level in the rear of the theater, reached by both the left and right staircases. A wheelchair-accessible restroom is available on the main floor off the lobby. Cameras, Tape Recorders, Pagers, Cell Phones, & Watches: Cameras and tape recorders may not be used during any performance. Artist contracts require violators to be removed from the theater and be liable for damages or injury. Audible paging devices, cell phones, and watches must be turned off during performances. Please refrain from opening such devices as well, as light can provide a disturbance to other patrons during a performance. Fragrances: Please be judicious in your use of perfumes and fragrances when coming to the theater, as an increasing number of people have allergies to scents. If the perfume of another patron disturbs you, please notify an usher or the house manager and we will attempt to relocate you to another seat. Smoking: The Flynn Center is a smoke-free building. Accessibility Services: Please request all access needs when ordering tickets at 802-863-5966, v/relay calls welcome. Accessible and companion seating. Personal curbside assistance on request. Accessible elevator to FlynnSpace. Accessible Restrooms. Assistive listening devices available free of charge at the concession counters. Selected productions are interpreted in American Sign Language (ASL). Call for schedule. Large Print Large-print programs are available for all shows. Braille programs will be provided with notice of 10 business days. Selected productions are audio described. Call for schedule.
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