Accessibility

The venues where the FTA presents performances are, for the most part, accessible for people with reduced mobility. Download the chart (in French) for all details.

We offer free entry to their companion upon presentation of the Companion Leisure Card (CLC).

In order to help us welcome you under the best possible conditions, please let us know that you are coming (514 844 3822).

Shows in foreign languages are presented with French and English surtitles.

Most French-language performances are surtitled in English, and vice-versa.

Please see show pages for specific information.

The June 1 performance of L’homme rare by choreographer Nadia Beugré comes with an audio description option for those who are blind or visually impaired, presented in association with Danse-Cité.

We are offering one relaxed performance of Save the last dance for me on June 3 and four relaxed performances of Qaumma that are open to all, including people with neuroatypical or anxiety disorders, as well as parents accompanied by young children.

The sound and visual ambience of the show is adapted to create a calm, inclusive environment. The venue adopts a welcoming attitude towards noise and movement and adapts in-house signage for ease of orientation.