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Mission/DEI/Accessibility

Our Mission

Redhouse Arts Center is a professional, not-for-profit theater serving the community by providing leading and inclusive experiences through its theater and educational programs.

Redhouse Diversity Equity and Inclusion Statement

We know that prejudice, racism and social injustice exist in our community, our lives and our places of employment. It is our moral obligation to address these systemic injustices. To do nothing harms our community and our organization. The Redhouse has an opportunity to ensure that its board, staff, programming and outreach matches that of the diverse community that we proudly serve. This means that the Redhouse must improve its ability to recruit diverse talent to its governing board and staff, as well as acquire and develop content and programs that speak to the Black experience and reflect the rich cultural diversity of the Syracuse community.

Successfully addressing these issues will afford the Redhouse the opportunity to better represent our community, enhance our identity, broaden our offerings, improve as a theater and establish the Redhouse as a cultural ambassador of the Central New York region. To that end, Redhouse’s goal is to achieve parity across racial groups and create an environment where people feel welcomed and see opportunity. At times, we have fallen short.

This moment in time demands that we be thoughtful about the role that theaters play in our society. We are playing an active role in fighting racism and fully embracing a leadership role in advocating for sustainable change in our organization, productions and educational programs.

To achieve our goal, Redhouse will focus its attention on the following priorities:

  1. Focus on anti-racism in our organization to include, but not limited to, the development of a board-led committee and annual training on this specific topic.
  2. Ensure productions, educational programs and digital content consider diverse voices in content, partnerships, staff, cast, artists, designers, directors, etc.
  3. Engage audience and community through deliberately focused events and partnerships.

Accessibility

SERVICES FOR PEOPLE WITH MOBILITY ASSISTANCE

SERVICES FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE DEAF OR HARD-OF-HEARING

ASL PERFORMANCES

2022/2023 Season:
The Bridges of Madison County: Saturday, May 20 at 2:00 PM
A Midsummer Night’s Dream: Saturday, June 17 at 2:00 PM

2023/2024 Season:
A Streetcar Named Desire: Saturday, October 28 at 7:00 PM
You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown: Saturday, December 16 at 2:00 PM
Inherit the Wind: Saturday, March 2 at 2:00 PM
Godspell: Saturday, May 18 at 2:00 PM

SERVICES FOR STUDENTS IN NEED OF SUPPORT

The Redhouse offers in-house youth experiences for students of all abilities. We want to ensure that all students, no matter their learning style, are able to engage with the arts. If your student has a 504 or IEP, or needs additional support in the leaning environment, you can request additional instructional support for your child by contacting Education Department administration.

Student Services are provided in partnership with CNY ASA and Arc of Onondaga.

REQUESTING SERVICES FOR YOUR STUDENT

Phone: (315) 362-2785
E-mail: marguerite@theredhouse.org, bborenstein@theredhouse.org

Box Office Hours: Monday – Friday: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM and during show times