Plan Your Visit
Everything you need to know before you arrive — from tickets and parking to accessibility and what to expect on the night of the show.
Tickets & Entry
Secure your seats for an unforgettable evening of live theatre.
Purchase Online
The fastest and easiest way to get tickets is through our online events calendar. All major debit and credit cards accepted.
Ticket Fee: $5 per ticket for in-person productions. Waived for Blue, Red, and Purple Members.
Box Office
Available by phone Monday–Friday, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. ET. In-person hours every Thursday, 10 a.m.–2 p.m. Card only — cash is not accepted.
Phone: (502) 584-1205
Email: boxoffice@actorstheatre.org
Mobile Tickets
Your tickets will be emailed with a QR code for scanning at entry. Print at home or show from your phone — both work perfectly.
Access tickets anytime through your online account under Upcoming Events.
Groups & Students
Groups of 10 or more receive special pricing. $15 student and educator tickets are available on Wednesdays.
Contact BoxOffice@actorstheatre.org for group bookings and student matinee information.
Location & Directions
Address
Find us on Main Street in the heart of downtown Louisville.
316 West Main Street, Louisville, KY 40202
Building Access
Our facility is closed outside of performance times. Ticketed guests may begin entering one hour prior to the scheduled performance. The lobbies of all three theatres are accessible via the Main Street elevator, and you can also enter at street level through the door beside the Main Street garage entrance.
Parking
The on-site parking garage is $15. Designated accessible spaces are on Level M and Level 3 on the Main Street side. Free Street Parking: Metered street parking is free after 6 p.m. Monday–Saturday and all day Sunday.
Our Venues
Three distinct spaces, each offering an intimate theatre experience.
Bingham Theatre
An immersive in-the-round space that places you at the center of the action. Accessible seating in Section 3, Row GG.
Pamela Brown Auditorium
Our main-stage proscenium theatre for large-scale productions. Accessible seating in Row L, Orchestra Level.
Victor Jory Theatre
An intimate, flexible space ideal for bold new works. Accessible seating in the front row by the entrance.
Accessibility Services
We want every guest to feel welcome, comfortable, and included.
Wheelchair Seating
Reserved accessible seating in all three venues with companion spots. Add requirements at checkout.
Closed Captioning
Available on your personal device by request. Contact the box office at least one week in advance.
Assistive Listening
FM wireless receivers available at every performance. Compatible with earbuds and T-Coil neck loops.
ASL Interpretation
Available upon request. Email the box office at least one week before the performance date
Sensory Friendly
Fidget items and noise-dampening headphones available at every show. Lobby space for movement.
Financial Accessibility
Most tickets start at $25. $15 student/educator tickets on Wednesdays. Free Green Membership available.
What to Expect
Your evening at a glance —
everything from arrival to the final bow.
Our facility opens one hour before each scheduled performance. The lobbies of all three theatres are accessible via the Main Street elevator, and you can also enter at street level through the door beside the Main Street garage entrance.
There’s no formal dress code at Actors Theatre. Come as you are — whether that’s jeans and a T-shirt or your finest evening attire. We want you to feel comfortable.
On Level 1, there are restrooms designated M (with private stalls and urinals) and W (with private stalls). On the Mezzanine Level, two sets of ungendered restroom facilities are open to all guests. Every restroom includes accessible stalls with additional space.
Ticket exchanges are available subject to availability and may vary by production. Email boxoffice@actorstheatre.org with your request. In some cases, there may be a cost difference between your original and new tickets.
Yes! Volunteer ushers can see performances that aren’t sold out for free. It’s a wonderful way to experience the theatre while supporting the community. Sign up through your online account.
Yes — the Bingham is an in-the-round configuration, meaning the audience surrounds the stage. Performers may have their backs to various sections at different moments. If you have difficulty hearing when you can’t see the speaker, an assistive listening device can help — just ask at the Radical Hospitality Hub.
Ready to Experience the Show?
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