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CoronaVox: Stories from the Front – Tickets Available Now

In the style of Phamaly’s past “Vox Phamalia” programs, CoronaVox: Stories from the Front will be a compilation of theatrical pieces created by Phamaly writers and actors, and based on fellow community members and their unique experiences during COVID-19, particularly “essential workers” who have been the unsung heroes of the pandemic: a health care worker, teacher, food preparer, caregiver, and more. In classic Phamaly fashion, the stories will come to life with vitality, respect, humor, and heart, demonstrating that even during the darkest of times, we can find light in human connection and storytelling.
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Background

Phamaly (pronounced family) is one of the few professional theatre companies worldwide to feature performers with disabilities across the spectrum.

Phamaly Theatre Company’s (PTC) dedication is to exclusively feature actors with disabilities. At every performance, you will see actors with all nature of disabilities: physical, cognitive, intellectual, and emotional. PTC gives actors a supportive space to explore and develop their craft, empowers artists within their disability identity, educates the community about access and inclusion, and entertains audiences with high-quality, award winning theatre.

Phamaly acknowledges the presence and pervasive history of racism, ableism, sexism, ethnocentrism, gender bias, ageism, and economic inequity that filters through the arts and greater society. We strive to actively dismantle these and other forms of inequity and inequality in every aspect of our work. We believe the inclusion of all community members makes our art stronger.

Theatrical performance occur online and and will occur throughout the Denver metro area moving forward.

Open auditions, classes and workshops are available for all ages.

Please check the website for the most up to date information about performances, classes and workshops.

Q What are the Accessibility Services Provided?

Our Services

Phamaly Theatre Company is committed to producing theatre that is accessible for both artists and audiences. We provide the following services to our patrons for all our mainstage productions.

Accessible Seating

Phamaly guarantees wheelchair accessible seating with adjoining companion seats at all performances. The location of these seats are dependent on the facility, please see seating charts of individual shows.

Assisted Listening

For hard of hearing patrons, Phamaly offers assisted listening devices at all performances. This is an audio enhancement through an FM receiver and headset. These headsets should be requested at the box office and will be loaned on a first come first serve basis.

Captioning

For our hard of hearing and Deaf patrons, Phamaly offers open captioning at all performances. A captioner will scroll through the dialogue in sync with the actors spoken word. Depending on the venue this will either be projected onstage or will be available to read on a device available at the box office.

ASL Interpretation

For the Deaf community, Phamaly schedules an ASL intrepreted performances of every mainstage production.

If you are going to utilize interpretation for the scheduled performance please inform the box office when purchasing tickets to ensure you're seated in the designated seats for optimal viewing of the interpreters.

Requests for interpretation outside of the scheduled performances must be received 2 weeks prior to the performance and are subject to availability of interpreters.

Audio Description

For patrons who are blind or have low vision, Phamaly schedules an audio described performance of every mainstage production. A professional audio-describer provides a carefully timed narration of the onstage visual elements in the performance, including the action, costumes and scenery via Assistive Listening Device which you can request at the box office.

Requests for audio description outside of the scheduled performance must be received 2 weeks prior to the performance and are subject to the availability of the describers.

Tactile Tours

For our Blind and low vision patrons and patrons who would like to experience the show in another way, Phamaly provides tactile tours of all mainstage productions. The tactile tour will take place prior to a matinee performance. The crew will walk patrons through elements of the show and allow them to touch and feel items including sets, props and costumes.

To participate in the tactile tour, patrons must RSVP one week prior to the tour.

Large Print and Braille Programs

For our Blind and low vision patrons, Phamaly offers Large Print programs for all productions that can be requested at the box office. Phamaly also will loan out Braille programs for all productions, these can be requested at the box office and returned at the end of the performance.

Sensory Friendly Performances

Phamaly provides a Sensory Friendly performance for all mainstage productions for individuals with autism or other disabilities that create sensory sensitivities. These performances aim to provide a welcoming environment for individuals with sensory and cognitive disabilities, their families, and friends.

Accommodations for our Sensory Friendly Performances include:

A sensory guide will be available which explains what to expect
Reduction of sound levels, particularly loud or startling sounds
Reduction of overwhelming stage lighting
Low lighting in the theater so patrons are able to see should they need to move around or exit the theater
Patrons are free to talk and leave their seats during the performance
Designated quiet spaces will be available for those who might feel overwhelmed and need a break from the performance

Inclusive Hospitality

Phamaly believes making theatre accessible for all includes making it financially accessible as well. Phamaly provides Inclusive Hospitality tickets for $1 a piece for designated performances of every production. Two Inclusive Hospitality tickets can be purchased per person at the box office two hours before a designated performance. There are a limited amount of these tickets and are available on a first come, first serve basis.