Whether this is your first visit to a Capitol Theatre event or your fiftieth, we want to ensure that you enjoy every moment. If you have any questions about our accommodations or services, please call 509.853.ARTS(2787) or email arts@capitoltheatre.org.
Free Listening Systems for use in either theatre are offered for hearing impaired patrons. Sit anywhere and enjoy enhanced sound quality with a listening system utilizing “FM” transmission. To request this lightweight earphone unit and small belt pack call the Box Office for details or see an usher prior to the performance.
The Capitol Theatre Main Stage
Wheelchair Seating - available on the Orchestra Level of the Theatre, call the Box Office for advance reservations.
Elevator - designed for our handicapped patrons is available for travel between the Orchestra Level and the Lower Level only.
Restrooms - located on the Mezzanine and Lower Level (includes handicap facilities) of the Theatre
Refreshments - available on the mezzanine and the Robertson Room during intermission. Except for bottled water, food and drink are not allowed in the auditorium at any time.
The 4th Street Theatre
The entrance to the 4th Street Theatre is located on 4th street, east of the Capitol Theatre Main Stage entrance.
Wheelchair Seating - always available, no need to call for advance reservations Elevator - wheelchair accessible and available for travel between the 4th Street Theatre Lobby and the 4th Street Theatre
Restrooms - located on the same floor as the theatre, includes handicap facilities
Refreshments - available before and after performances in the 4th Street Theatre (includes beer and wine)
The Capitol Theatre opens 30 minutes prior to curtain time.
The 4th Street Theatre opens 1 hour prior to curtain time. Beer and wine is available for purchase
All performances start promptly; unfortunately, latecomers cannot be seated until the first suitable pause in the show. Please check tickets for show time.
Attire
For many patrons, attending a live performance is a special occasion, but formal wear is not required in either theatre. Attire generally varies. Above all, we want you to feel comfortable.
The box office is located in front of the The Capitol Theatre at 19 S. 3rd Street. You may purchase tickets in person at the box office with no additional service fees.
The photographing or sound recording of any performance or the possession of any device such as photographing or sound recording inside this theatre, without written permission of the management, is prohibited by law.
Please turn off cell phones, pagers and watch alarms before the performance begins. To receive incoming calls at (509) 853-ARTS (2787), leave your name and seat number with an usher and you will be contacted during intermission.
Children under four years of age, including babes in arms, will not be admitted. Capitol Theatre productions are generally suitable for ages 8 and above. Some shows deal with mature themes and may not be appropriate for all children. For information on whether a particular show is suitable for your child, please see the Parental Guidelines.
Please leave the following information with your sitter or service, so we can quickly locate you in the event of an emergency:
Refreshments are available in both the mezzanine and in the Robertson Room during intermission. Food and drinks, except for bottled water, are not permitted inside the auditorium.
Patrons arriving late will be seated at the first suitable pause in the performance in the least disruptive location. Following intermission, an usher will help you find your seat.
The lost and found department is located in the Theatre. Check with an usher or phone the box office at 853-2787, Monday–Friday, 11 a.m.–4 p.m. or e-mail arts@capitoltheatre.org with the subject line “Lost & Found.” Please include your name, phone number, seat location, and a description of the item. Lost & Found items are stored for three months, and then donated to charity.
Please apply fragrance in moderation and refrain from talking or singing during the show.
You may purchase tickets online, by phone, or in person at the box office.
Tickets are non-refundable. If you’re unable to attend a performance, you may donate your tickets to The Capitol Theatre and receive a tax-deductible receipt for your income taxes. To donate, please call 509.853.8000 before the performance. Season tickets subscribers may exchange their tickets for a different performance of the same show.
If you lose or forget your tickets, please call 509.853.ARTS (2787) or 877.330ARTS (2787) for a replacement. You may pick up your tickets at the box office the day of the show.
If you experience any discomfort during a performance, an usher or our house manager will be glad to assist you.
All performances will take place as scheduled, regardless of weather conditions.
The Capitol Theatre
19 S Third Street
Yakima, WA 98901
4th Street Theatre
14 S Fourth Street
Yakima, WA 98901
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 102
Yakima, WA 98907
Phone:
Box Office (Tickets)
509.853.ARTS (2787)
Business Office
509.853.8000 or
877.330.ARTS (2787)
Backstage:
509.853.TECH (8324)
Box Office
19 S Third Street
Yakima, WA
Hours:
Monday - Friday
11am - 4pm
Show Days
11am - Show Time
Rachel Toney – Treasurer
Gayle Wright – Tickets
Beth Miller – Tickets
Jan Smith – Tickets
Judy Beecler– Tickets
Business Office
402 E Yakima Ave Ste 777
Yakima, WA 98901
Hours:
Monday – Friday
9am – 5pm
1.509.853.8000
Gay Parker
General Manager
Facilities & Booking
Carol West
Business Manager
Accounting
Nela Sheppard
Marketing & Communications
Jed Gibbs
Graphic Designer
Warren Houtz
Operations
1.509.853.TECH (8324)
Ron Tobia
House Manager
