![]() ![]() Because of this, open captioning is considered passive assistance and is part of the Universal Design concept, which means that it can be used by all people regardless of age and ability. You do not need to bring your own special equipment. The service is available for anyone sitting in a designated area that allows a clear view of captioning on a screen. Open captioning uses a text display to provide a simultaneous translation of dialogue and lyrics during a live performance, as well as a description of any sound effects onstage. We schedule open captioning for select events throughout the year, including the Broadway in Portland performances. You can purchase tickets in the captioned section online or by contacting the Portland’5 Box Office by email or at 50. Requests are subject to the availability of an interpreter, and seating locations are assigned at the discretion of management. We also offer sign language interpretation upon request. You must request sign language interpreters at least 48 hours prior to the event through the Portland’5 Box Office at 50 or email us. For information on events with ASL interpretation or to purchase tickets in the sign-interpreted section, contact the Portland’5 Box Office at 50. We schedule sign language interpretation for select events throughout the year. We distribute devices free-of-charge on a first-come, first-served basis with ID at the Coat Checkroom of each building. Ask your audiologist whether your hearing aid or cochlear implant has a “T” switch (telecoil) and how to use it with an assistive listening headset or neck loop. Individual headsets with a receiver are available, as are neck loops for use with hearing aids and cochlear implants with a “T” switch. Portland’5 has installed assistive listening systems in all theatres. For Patrons and Visitors who are Deaf or Hard of HearingĪssistive listening devices (ALDs) amplify and clarify sound by cutting down or eliminating ambient noise. Visit the venue specific directions & parking pages from the menus above for more information. However, designated accessible parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis in regular on-street parking spaces and nearby parking garages/lots for vehicles bearing a valid Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) disability parking placard. ![]() Portland’5 does not own any parking facilities. Companion care and non gender-specific restrooms are located in the Antoinette Hatfield Hall and Keller Auditorium. We strongly recommend that patrons who do not normally use a wheelchair bring a friend or companion to assist them in maneuvering the wheelchair around the theatres.Īll theatre buildings have public restrooms that are wheelchair accessible. We encourage you to notify Portland’5 in advance at 50. Patrons who wish to transfer from a vehicle at the curbside drop-off zone to the theatre seating area may request a courtesy wheelchair from the Coat Checkroom of each venue. Portland’5 can provide ample seating chairs upon request.Ĭurbside drop-off zones are located in front of each building to allow patrons easy access to the theatres. For personal assistance selecting accessible seats or for more information about accessibility, please contact the Portland’5 Box Office at 50 or email us. You can purchase wheelchair seating by phone, in person, and online. Portland’5 reserves accessible seating for patrons using wheelchairs and their companion(s). Please select from the following options for more accessibility information:įor Patrons and Visitors with Mobility Disabilitiesįor Patrons and Visitors who are Deaf or Hard of Hearingįor Patrons and Visitors who are Blind or have Low Visionįor Patrons and Visitors with Sensory Needsįor Patrons and Visitors Using a Service Animal For Patrons and Visitors with Mobility DisabilitiesĪll of our buildings have accessible entrances, as well as elevators that operate between the street level and upper floors. We go beyond mere compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act to make sure all of our audience members have an exceptional experience. Portland’5 is dedicated to bringing arts performances to as many people as possible, including those who may need auditory, visual or mobility assistance. Here's a look back at many of the memorable performances at Paramount throughout SFJAZZ history.Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall Seating MapĬlick on image to view a detailed seating map Accessibility Since its inception, SFJAZZ has presented many of the world's greatest artists at Oakland's historic Paramount Theatre of the Arts (Charles Brown, photographed above). ![]()
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