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Have questions? Please contact our Accessibility Coordinator, Andrea Azumendi, at andrea@scchildrenstheatre.org or 864-235-2885×107.
South Carolina Children’s Theatre endeavors to provide transformative theatre to all students in the Upstate. SCCT’s Theatre Outreach Partnerships, generously supported by donations from community members, corporations, and foundations, provides financial aid funding for students to attend Education classes or workshops.
We encourage any eligible applicants to apply. Please click here for more information.
Education scholarships are generously funded in part by the Metropolitan Arts Council which receives funding from the City of Greenville, Kiwanis Club of Greenville, Robert B. and Ruth K. Lee Foundation, Fredric E. Hasert Foundation, ScanSource Charitable Foundation, BMW Manufacturing Company LLC in partnership with Metropolitan Arts Council, Bert Wakeley Memorial Scholarship Fund, Cyndi Kerns Technical Theatre Scholarship, and the South Carolina Arts Commission with support from the National Endowment for the Arts.
SCCT’s Sensory Friendly Room is outfitted with soft rugs, bean bags, noise-canceling headphones, and fidget toys, creating a comfortable environment for children and adults who may benefit from a break during the performance.
SCCT’s Sensory Friendly Room features a live video feed of performances from either the Bell Stage or Younts Stage, allowing you to enjoy the show in an environment that may feel more comfortable and supportive for you.
This room was made possible through grantfunding from Greenville Women Giving, Messer Construction Foundation, and the South Carolina Arts Commission.
Relaxed Performances at SCCT are specially adapted productions designed to create a welcoming, sensory-friendly experience for children and families who are neurodivergent or may find traditional theatre settings overwhelming.
Through adjustments like softened sound and lighting, visual cues, flexible seating, reduced audience size, and trained accessibility support, these performances ensure every child can experience live theatre while building confidence, connection, and a sense of belonging.
In our 26-27 season, we are excited to offer two Relaxed Performances.
Saturday, December 5th, 2026
4:30
Tickets on sale October 6th
Saturday May 1st, 2027
4:30pm
Tickets on sale March 11th
Meet Your Seat is an opportunity to practice the sometimes-stressful process of attending a play.
At Meet Your Seat, patrons will meet with trained SCCT Staff Members and will walk through picking up tickets, scanning tickets, and finding your physical seat.
To set up a time to “Meet Your Seat” please email our Accessibility Coordinator, Andrea, at andrea@scchildrenstheatre.org
Our downtown Greenville facility is designed to welcome everyone, including wheelchair-accessible seating, accessible restrooms, and 4 handicap designated parking spots.
The Bell stage offers 25 accessible seats, including three dedicated wheelchair spots — and seats throughout can be removed to create even more accessible space as needed.
Twelve of those seats are located in our boxes, which double as flexible seating for patrons who need room to stretch their legs during the show. The Younts Stage prioritizes accessible seating as well.
When purchasing tickets online, you can select an accessible seat(s) or contact the Box Office at 864-235-2885 ext. 103 to purchase your tickets and request an accessible seat(s).
SCCT’s assistive listening devices are pocket-sized amplifiers with large, easy-to-use volume and tone controls, allowing you to customize your listening experience. Compatible with telecoil hearing aids, each device includes mini-earbuds and headphones. Assistive listening devices are available upon request at the box office.
Sign language interpreters can be arranged. Please contact our Patron Services Manager, Andrea at andrea@scchildrenstheatre.org to inquire.
We’re forming an Accessibility Council with voices from our staff, teen council, parent community, and disabled community. Their insight will help us make sure our accessibility efforts are authentic and truly meet the needs of our patrons.
Have an idea or suggestion? We’d love to hear from you! Contact our Accessibility Coordinator, Andrea Azumendi, at andrea@scchildrenstheatre.org to inquire.
Our mission at South Carolina Children’s Theatre is to make a more accessible web space for our team, our clients, and our visitors.
One in four adults in the United States has a disability that impacts their ability to interact with the online world. At South Carolina Children’s Theatre, we strive to ensure that everything we create or add to our website is usable by people of all abilities.
We have structured our website to allow those of all abilities to easily and quickly find the information they need.
Our site follows Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) version 2.2 Level AA Success Criteria (and where possible Level AAA) opens a new window Opens in a new window or taband the latest ICT Refresh (Section 508) guidelines opens a new window Opens in a new window or tabas they apply to the web as our primary goal. These guidelines include internationally agreed-upon standards and ICT Refresh Compliance Criteria that cover a wide range of recommendations and best practices for making content more accessible and ADA Compliant opens a new window Opens in a new window or tab. As new content and pages are created for our website. We apply these guidelines to all our designs, code, and content as new content and pages are created for our website.
Testing of our website is performed by accessibility experts using industry-standard tools such as AXE Accessibility opens a new window Opens in a new window or tab, WAVE opens a new window Opens in a new window or tab, NVDA Screen Reader opens a new window Opens in a new window or tab, Colour Contrast Analyser (CCA) opens a new window Opens in a new window or tab, additional browser extensions like HeadingsMap (verify page content structure) opens a new window Opens in a new window or tab, and keyboard-only navigation techniques.
The following is a list of components and functions meant to improve our site’s accessibility:
Occasionally, at our discretion, we may include on our website links to sites offering third-party products or services. These third-party sites have separate and independent accessibility policies. We therefore have no responsibility or liability for the content and activities of these linked sites. Nonetheless, we seek to protect the integrity of our site and welcome any feedback about these sites.
We welcome comments, questions, and feedback on our website. If you notice anything that doesn’t work for you or your assistive technology, please let us know. We will do our best to assist you and resolve issues.
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This website, South Carolina Children’s Theatre Website, located at https://scchildrenstheatre.org/, has been tested for and remediated to the latest WCAG 2.2, 508 Refresh, ADA and AODA Standards and Guidelines. This was intended to provide an enhanced user experience, and although extensive, this shouldn’t be considered as an exhaustive list for improving accessibility and user experience. As the website gets more traffic, it is highly recommended to collect feedback from users to discover additional pain points, usability issues, and future improvements.
The focus of this Audit and Remediation is based on testing compliance with WCAG 2.0/2.1/2.2 criteria, Section 508 Refresh, ADA Compliance, AODA Compliance, and overall accessibility of the website to users with disabilities and their Assistive Technology (AT).
The site pages were tested with Color and Evaluation tools, multiple browsers, and a screen reader against WCAG 2.0/2.1/2.2 criteria, ADA Compliance, AODA Compliance, and Section 508 Refresh Standards. This includes both automated and manual procedures.
Overall, the website is within ADA compliance and WCAG 2.1 Level AA Standards as of this date, April 2024, by an ADA Compliance Expert with Gruffygoat.comopens a new window Opens in a new window or tab.
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