Theatre

Will call is located in the lobby of each venue (the Studio or the Clifford E. White Theatre), and opens one hour prior to each show.

Be sure to bring:

• photo ID
• the credit card that was used to purchase the tickets
• your Central Ticket Office order number as any or all of these may be required for ticket pick up

Due to the small seating capacity of our theatre venues, any unclaimed tickets are subject to release and resale. Will-call ticket holders are guaranteed admission until five minutes prior to curtain time, at which time their seats may be released and their tickets voided in the event of a sold-out performance.

We are unable to issue refunds or exchanges for any tickets unclaimed at curtain time. This situation is particularly apparent in the Studio Theatre, so we ask subscribers to call the box office if they are unable to attend on any designated night they may have tickets purchased in advance. 

We offer special seating for patrons that require such due to physical or other impairment conditions. Please request special seating when making reservations. Both of our theatre venues are wheelchair accessible (some assistance may be required).

If you wish to sit closer to the stage than designated wheelchair seating in the Clifford E. White Theater you may request that seating as well, or inform the House Manager of your preference when you arrive. Again, we will make every effort to accommodate your request, but such seating must be at the discretion of the House Manager.

We strive to begin our performances on time. To avoid disturbing both the actors and other patrons, latecomers will be seated at the discretion of the House Manager in a special late-seating section at the rear of the theatre and they may move to an empty seat at intermission.

In some cases, often depending upon the production, a director may specifically request that there be no late seating; and in order to preserve the artistic experience, we will honor that request. We encourage all patrons to arrive at the theatre early. 

We reserve the right to refuse admission or eject any person whose conduct is deemed unbecoming or interferes with the audience’s ability to enjoy the performance in the manner in which it was intended.

Where it may be appropriate to come and go at will or openly converse with others when at the cinema, it is not so at the theatre. The staff has the right to enforce house rules for patron comfort.

For the comfort and safety of everyone, please refrain from bringing the following prohibited items:

• strollers
• large backpacks
• alcohol
• cans
• bottles
• weapons of any kind
• pets

Due to most artist requests, no professional recording devices are allowed. Cell phones, laptop computers, and Blackberries should be turned completely off.

Pagers may be left with the House Manager – please inform her/him of your approximate location in the auditorium if you might be paged during a performance. NAU Theater is a non-smoking facility.

Photography, videotaping, audio, or other recording of event is expressly prohibited.