Capital Stage Boosts Accessibility with ASL Performances
Sacramento’s vibrant theatre scene is becoming even more inclusive! Capital Stage has proudly announced a new initiative to offer American Sign Language (ASL)–interpreted performances for each of its mainstage productions, marking a significant step towards greater accessibility in the arts for our local community.
A New Era of Inclusivity on Stage
This exciting program kicks off with the ASL-interpreted performance of EUREKA DAY on Saturday, November 15, 2025, at 8:00 p.m. This commitment extends throughout the season, ensuring that a wider audience can experience the powerful storytelling and theatrical magic Capital Stage is known for.
All ASL-interpreted performances are scheduled to begin at 8:00 p.m. Plan your visit to witness this enriching experience:
| Production | ASL Performance Date |
|---|---|
| EUREKA DAY | November 15, 2025 |
| I AND YOU | December 20, 2025 |
| THE SOUND INSIDE | February 28, 2026 |
| FAT HAM | April 18, 2026 |
| ESPEJOS: CLEAN | June 6, 2026 |
| THE TWO KIDS THAT BLOW SHT UP* | July 25, 2026 |
Capital Stage: A Pillar of Sacramento’s Arts Community
Founded in 2005, Capital Stage has cemented its reputation as a leading professional nonprofit theatre company in Midtown Sacramento, located at 2215 J Street. Consistently producing seven full-length live theatre productions annually, alongside concerts, special events, and educational programs, the company is celebrated for its “bold, thought-provoking theatre.” This latest accessibility initiative further solidifies its role as “one of the most respected arts organizations in the region,” as recognized by The Sacramento Bee and CapRadio.
Beyond its mainstage offerings, Capital Stage actively engages with the community through partnerships with organizations like CLARA, The Crocker Art Museum, and McGeorge School of Law, fostering the next generation of artists and audiences through apprenticeships, internships, and public performing arts classes.
Plan Your Accessible Theatre Experience
Securing your tickets for these special ASL-interpreted performances is easy. The box office operates Tuesday through Saturday, from 12:00 to 6:00 p.m.
- By Phone: 916-995-5464
- By Email: boxoffice@capstage.org
- Online: capstage.org
More Local Theatre News to Watch
The Sacramento theatre scene is buzzing with activity beyond Capital Stage’s exciting announcement. Keep an eye out for other notable local productions:
- B Street Theatre is launching the National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere of DOG MOM.
- B Street Theatre will also present ‘TIS THE SEASON: HOMETOWN HOLIDAYS starting November 26, bringing festive cheer to their family series.
- Capital Stage itself is also set to present the Sacramento Premiere of I AND YOU by Lauren Gunderson, another compelling production for local theatre lovers.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does “ASL-interpreted performance” mean?
These are performances where American Sign Language interpreters are present to translate the spoken dialogue and other auditory elements of the production into ASL for deaf and hard-of-hearing audience members. - Are all Capital Stage performances ASL-interpreted?
No, Capital Stage offers specifically designated ASL-interpreted performances for each mainstage production, as listed in the schedule above. - How do I ensure I have a good view of the ASL interpreter?
When booking tickets, it’s recommended to inform the box office that you require a view of the ASL interpreter so they can assist you in selecting appropriate seating. - What is Capital Stage’s mission?
Capital Stage is a professional nonprofit theatre company dedicated to producing bold, thought-provoking theatre and engaging with the community through various programs and partnerships.
Sacramento continues to shine as a hub for diverse and accessible arts. Don’t miss the chance to experience these impactful ASL-interpreted performances and support our local theatre community.
Capital Stage ASL performances boost accessibility
