Audio Description (AD)

This is a form of narration providing key information regarding the visual elements of what occurs on stage. Individual headsets are available at no additional cost on select dates for each production and available to blind, low-vision, or other patrons seeking this service. These selected performances are narrated live by Amy Ogden.

Use the promo code AUDIO to receive 15% off tickets.
Note: Patrons may request audio description for a different performance date but must make the request at least two weeks in advance. Headsets can be checked out coat check located on the left side of the Ellie Caulkins Opera House lobby before the performance.

TOUCH TOURS

NO COST option for those who are blind or have low vision and purchase Audio Described tickets. If patrons are interested in participating in a touch tour, this will occur 1.5 – 2 hours before curtain and will last 30 – 45 minutes. Tours are available on audio-described dates (see below) and must be requested by Friday prior to the desired performance. The touch tour includes:  

- Listening to rehearsal on stage (if approved). 
- A meet and greet with a Colorado Ballet dancer or staff member (as available). 
- Access to touch and feel set pieces, props, and costumes. 
- Time to learn more about the production and ask questions of to the audio describer or staff. 

Audio Described Performances

Dracula: October 10, 2025 – 7:30PM

The Ellie Caulkins Opera House has designated wheelchair accessible and companion seating locations. Wheelchair accessible seats are made available when general production tickets are released and available to the public. Ticket requests will be accommodated on a first-come, first-serve basis. 

For tickets, select the desired production, view the seat maps, then look for the accessible seating icon. Every section on the map has accessible seats. For assistance with your purchase, contact the ticket office: 303-339-1637, tickets@coloradoballet.org 

Ramps are located throughout the Denver Performing Arts Complex starting curbside at 14th and Curtis streets. Additional drop-off locations at curbside ramps are located at 13th Street underneath the Arts Complex and outside the Jones Theatre at the corner of Speer & Arapahoe. Wheelchair ramps are located in the parking garage on levels 3, 4 and 5. Lobby ushers in each theatre can direct patrons on interior elevators and ramps, which lead to wheelchair seating. 

Programs are printed with large print for each performance. Request a copy of the large print programs at the coat check.