OneAmerica Mainstage - Indiana Repertory Theater

The venue is at 140 W. Washington Street in Indianapolis, just downtown and within reach of IndyGo’s Red Line, which has a stop directly next to the theatre on Capitol Avenue. The theatre also notes discounted parking options nearby and recommends checking downtown traffic and transit resources before you head in, since the area is busy on event days.

If you’re driving, the theatre works with nearby garages and valet through Goldstar Management, LLC. Parking discounts can change when garages are in event or prepay mode, so it’s smart to confirm current instructions before you leave home or ask the Ticket Office or House staff when you arrive.

For broader planning around a downtown visit, you can also browse the Indianapolis theatre category or the full Indianapolis events calendar.

OneAmerica Mainstage is the theatre’s mainstage space, and the venue provides a seat map for it through the Ticket Office and online. Accessible seating is available here, including spaces for mobility devices, and the theatre can help by phone if you need to talk through seat choices before booking.

For patrons looking for a little more room, the theatre recommends Row S on OneAmerica Stage because it has extra legroom and no one seated behind you. The venue also identifies Row M as reachable without steps, while each row closer to the stage adds another step down. There are also specific seats noted for wider seating or lift-up armrests, and the Ticket Office can help match those to your needs.

The West Lobby is the accessible entrance to the Grand Lobby, Ticket Office, and restrooms via a ramp. The lobby opens one hour before showtime, and patrons may enter the seating area 30 minutes before curtain. If you arrive late, House Management decides when you can be seated, and in some cases you may have to wait in the lobby until an appropriate break.

Cell phones and other electronic devices need to be silenced or turned off before the performance begins. Photography, video, and audio recording are not allowed during the show. The theatre also reserves the right to refuse admission or remove anyone whose conduct disrupts the performance or other patrons.

Indiana Repertory Theatre says it offers several accessibility services, including Access Pass pricing, audio enhancement or neckloop devices, abbreviated large-print programs, and sensory supports. Patrons with questions can contact the Ticket Office in advance or speak with House Management when tickets are scanned.

For patrons with vision or hearing needs, the theatre offers one ASL-interpreted performance and one audio-described performance for each OneAmerica Stage and Janet Allen Stage production. Assisted listening devices are available free of charge, and the theatre also offers a telecoil loop audio system for hearing aids equipped with T-coil compatibility.

For mobility needs, the theatre offers curbside valet parking, a courtesy wheelchair from the curb to your seat, and accessible restrooms on the first and second floors for OneAmerica Mainstage. The West Lobby ramp, the accessible seating options, and staff assistance are all part of the venue’s stated accessibility plan.

If you’re unsure which accommodations fit your visit, the most practical next step is to call the Ticket Office at 317.635.5252 or email ticketoffice@irtlive.com before arrival.

The theatre says OneAmerica Mainstage productions are not suitable for children under 4, and children under 4 are not permitted in these theatres. Every attendee must have a ticket, regardless of age, and staff may ask a disruptive child to leave the theatre at their discretion.