Plan Your Visit
Learn more about how to get to the theatre, it’s accessibility and our safety protocols below. Take a virtual tour of the space and check out our theatre FAQ’s to answer any questions you might have.
Parking
Geva does not own or operate any parking lots or garages. Nearby parking is independently managed. There is paid parking available in the Washington Square Garage operated by LAZ Parking. The LAZ garage charges $7.00 for special event parking and is located on the Corner of Woodbury Blvd. and Clinton. Cash is not accepted.
Another lot is located adjacent to the theatre to the west, on the corner of St. Mary’s Place and Woodbury Boulevard (evenings and weekends only). The special event rate for this lot is $5.00 (cash only) with the attendant. Security is provided at all parking areas during each evening performance until half-an-hour after the show ends.
Directions
From Northeast
Take 59O South to 490 West. Take the Clinton Ave. exit. Geva Theatre is located at the first light across from the parking garage
From Northwest
Take 390 South to 490 East. Take the South Ave. Inner Loop exit and follow the South Ave. signs. Turn left at the second light and left at the next light after that. (You will be on Clinton Ave. going north.) Geva Theatre is one block ahead on the left.
From Southeast
Take 490 West to the Clinton Ave. exit. Geva Theatre is located at the first light.
From Southwest
Take 390 North to 490 East. Take the South Ave. Inner Loop exit and follow the South Ave. signs. Turn left at the second light and left at the next light after that. (You will be on Clinton Ave. going north.) Geva Theatre is one block ahead on the left.
By Bus
RTS is the regional, public transportation provider serving both city and suburban travelers. Stops on the RTS system are within easy walking distance Geva. The bus system offers departure points across Monroe County and connecting routes from Genesee, Livingston, Ontario, Orleans, Wayne, and other neighboring counties.
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Saftey
Emergency Contact Procedure
If you anticipate the need to be reached during a performance, you may leave your name and seat location with your contact along with instructions to direct such emergency calls to (585) 232-2026. Alternatively, you may leave your cell phone or pager and your seat location with the House Manager.
Emergency Exits
Clearly marked emergency exits are located throughout the theatre. Flashing lights near these fire exits will signal in the event of an emergency evacuation.
Medical Emergencies
Geva Theatre is equipped with an HP Heartstream automated external defibrillator for use in the event of a sudden cardiac emergency.
Inclement Weather
Geva Theatre maintains a strict policy of not canceling performances due to inclement weather. Please allow adequate time to travel to the theatre, park and pick up tickets. In the event that travel proves to be impossible at performance time, you may call the Box Office at (585) 232-4382 and we will do our best to reseat you at another performance, subject to availability.
Accessibility
Sign Interpretation
A Sign Language Interpreted performance is offered for every 24/25 Season production. Be sure to mention your interest in sign interpretation when reserving tickets, or select the house right section of the orchestra in the Wilson Stage in order to secure the most advantageous seating.
Sign Interpreted Performances:
The Work Out Room – Get Tickets
- Saturday 6/21 – 7:30pm
Beautiful: The Carole King Musical – Get Tickets
- Thursday 6/26 – 7:30pm
Always…Patsy Cline – Get Tickets
- Thursday 7/31 – 7:30pm
The Play That Goes Wrong
- Thursday 10/2 – 7:30pm
Sancocho
- Thursday 10/30 – 7:30pm
- Thursday, 11/13 – 7:30pm
A Christmas Carol
- Thursday 12/18 – 7:30pm
The Woman in Black
- Thursday 2/5 – 7:30pm
Barefoot in the Park
- Thursday 3/19 – 7:30pm
Furlough’s Paradise
- Thursday 5/7 – 7:30pm
Baron Vaughn: Cycle Breaker
- Thursday 5/14 – 7:30pm
- Thursday, 5/28 – 7:30pm
Anastasia
- Thursday 6/18 – 7:30pm
Audio Description
A Sunday matinee performance of every 24/25 Season production is Audio-Described by a live narrator for patrons who are blind or visually impaired. The pre-performance description of sets and costumes begins after Prologue, at approximately 20 minutes prior to curtain, and visual details are verbalized during the performance. Audio-description receivers and Braille programs are available in the lobby. A major credit card or form of ID is collected as a security deposit for the receiver, and patrons may keep the Braille programs. If you will be bringing your guide dog to the theatre, please inform our Box Office and request an aisle or front-row seat so that we can make appropriate seating accommodations.
Audio Described Performances:
Beautiful: The Carole King Musical – Get Tickets
- Sunday 6/15 – 2:00pm
Always…Patsy Cline – Get Tickets
- Sunday 7/27 – 2:00pm
The Play That Goes Wrong
- Sunday 9/28 – 2:00pm
Sancocho
- Sunday 11/2 – 2:00pm
A Christmas Carol
- Sunday 12/14 – 12:00pm
The Woman in Black
- Sunday 2/1 – 2:00pm
Barefoot in the Park
- Sunday 3/15 – 2:00pm
Furlough’s Paradise
- Sunday 5/3 – 2:00pm
Baron Vaughn: Cycle Breaker
- Sunday 5/17 – 2:00pm
Anastasia
- Sunday 6/14 – 2:00pm
Open Captioning
Open Captioning for patrons with hearing loss is provided during for select performances for each 24/25 Season production. When booking your seats, mention your interest in open captioning in order to secure the most advantageous view of the display on the right of the stage.
Open-captioned Performances:
Beautiful: The Carole King Musical – Get Tickets
- Saturday 5/31 – 2:00pm
- Wednesday 6/18 – 2:00pm
- Wednesday 6/18 – 7:30pm
Always…Patsy Cline – Get Tickets
- Saturday 7/19 – 2:00pm
- Wednesday 7/23 – 2:00pm
The Play That Goes Wrong
- Saturday 9/13 – 2:00pm
- Wednesday 10/1 – 2:00pm
- Wednesday 10/1 – 7:30pm
Sancocho
- Saturday 10/18 – 2:00pm
- Wednesday 10/29 – 2:00pm
- Wednesday 10/29 – 7:30pm
- Wednesday 11/12 – 2:00pm
- Wednesday 11/12 – 7:30pm
A Christmas Carol
- Saturday 11/26 – 2:00pm
- Wednesday 12/3 – 7:30pm
- Wednesday 12/10 – 7:30pm
The Woman in Black
- Saturday 1/17 – 2:00pm
- Wednesday 2/4 – 2:00pm
- Wednesday 2/4 – 7:30pm
Barefoot in the Park
- Saturday 2/28 – 2:00pm
- Wednesday 3/18 – 2:00pm
- Wednesday 3/18 – 7:30pm
Furlough’s Paradise
- Saturday 4/18 – 2:00pm
- Wednesday 5/6 – 2:00pm
- Wednesday 5/6 – 7:30pm
Baron Vaughn: Cycle Breaker
- Saturday 5/2 – 2:00pm
- Wednesday 5/13 – 2:00pm
- Wednesday 5/13 – 7:30pm
- Wednesday 5/27 – 2:00pm
- Wednesday 5/27 – 7:30pm
- Saturday 6/6 – 3:00pm
Anastasia
- Saturday 5/30 – 2:00pm
- Wednesday 6/17 – 2:00pm
- Wednesday 6/17 – 7:30pm
Assistive Listening
FM Assistive Listening devices are available free of charge for audience members in both the Wilson Stage and Fielding Stage who are hard of hearing. Headset receivers may be obtained prior to performance time at the coat check, located adjacent to the main entrance. A major credit card or form of ID is collected as a security deposit. A personal induction loop that can be worn around the neck may also be obtained with the device to enable the use of a hearing aid T-switch. Geva’s Assistive Listening System is sponsored by the Hearing Loss Association of America – Rochester Chapter, J. Stuart & Phyllis I. MacDonald, and the Hearing Clarity Fund.
Wheelchair Access
Geva Theatre’s Wilson Stage, Fielding Stage, and restrooms are accessible to patrons who use wheelchairs, scooters, and walkers. If you require accessible seating, please inform the box office when you reserve tickets. Accessible Seating is also available for purchase online.
Service Animals
Geva Theatre abides by the Americans with Disabilities Act and New York State law, both of which permit a patron to attend a performance or enter public spaces in our building with a “service animal” or a “service animal in training.” Companion & comfort animals do not fall within the definition of “service animal” or a “service animal in training” and are not permitted. If you have questions, please contact our Director of Finance & Operations at 585-420-2056.
ASL Interpreted 25/26 Season Performances and Events Announcement
Virtual Tour
Geva Kitchen & Godot's Bar
Geva makes it simple to enjoy a complete night out! Open 2 hours before most performances, Godot’s Bar offers full bar service, and The Kitchen at Geva offers a light menu including salads, sandwiches and desserts. Desserts and beverages, including a full bar, are also available during intermission. To save time, you may place your intermission order prior to the show.
If you plan to dine with us, please arrive no later than 1.5 hours prior to the start of your show to ensure that our kitchen can process all orders. You can pre-order food & drinks for intermission. Food orders stop 30 minutes prior to top of the show. Bar is open for only drink orders during intermission
Please note, our bar & kitchen are closed on non-performance weeks.
Theatre FAQ
Invitation To Play
- We want you to enter the theatre with curiosity and authenticity, to laugh when you feel like laughing, cry when you feel like crying and verbally show signs of support to our actors in ways that are not disruptive to their performance.
- Whether you are a first-time visitor or a long-time supporter, you are equally entitled to relax and be at home at Geva Theatre. Every space we have is a precious resource with which we serve you, our community.
- Theatre doesn’t only make us feel good; theatre makes us feel. It creates the space where we can wrestle with big issues and with questions we do not yet know how to answer. We want you to explore those challenges here at Geva.
- Help us challenge assumptions and amplify voices of those who have long been silenced. Here at Geva, we are all part of the fabric of the American story. Join us in making our theater reflect the multiplicity of the world, country, and city that we live in.
- Please share your constructive feedback with us – about our productions, our seasons, our spaces or your individual experience. You can reach us at dialogue@gevatheatre.org.
- Introduce yourself to your neighbor and forge new relationships as part of your theatre-going experience. We’re all in this together
Ticket Policy
Refund Policy for Ticket Purchases
- All sales are final. Except in the case of a canceled performance, there will be NO REFUNDS. Single Ticket Exchanges may be made for the same production with at least 24-hours advance notice to the box office. Fees apply. No exchanges can be made from one production to another. If a ticket is returned to the Box Office at least 24 hours before curtain, the cost of that ticket may be listed as a tax-deductible donation in your name.
Refund for Inclement Weather Policy:
- In the event of a show cancellation by Geva Theatre due to inclement weather, Geva will exchange your tickets for another performance. If you are unable to attend one of the remaining shows, a refund of your tickets is an available option, but we ask that you consider supporting Geva Theatre by either choosing a different show or by making a contribution to the theatre in the amount of your tickets. If neither of those options is acceptable, we will be happy to refund your tickets.
Tickets:
- You may exchange your tickets to attend on a different day, up until 48 hours before your performance date. There is a re-seat fee of up to $15 per ticket to exchange, plus all applicable upgrades if you exchange into a higher priced performance. Exchanges by phone or in person only. If you have any questions, please call our Box Office at 585-232-4382
Prologue
- You missed this sneak peek into the play you’re about to see, and we missed it too! Our staff is thrilled to once again present a Prologue before select performances throughout the run of each Wilson Stage show. If your tickets are for a Prologue performance, come an hour before curtain for insights into the world of the show, and some behind the scenes secrets. And, if your tickets don’t fall on a Prologue night, we welcome you to come to the theatre on another day, before or after your ticketed performance, for this free and special program. Prologue Performance Schedule
