Beaver Dam Area Community Theatre

BDACT HOUSE POLICIES

DOORS

The Beaver Dam Area Community Theatre’s doors open 30 minutes prior to show time. Ticketholders should plan to arrive at least 20 minutes before the scheduled performance time. BDACT makes every attempt to begin each performance at its scheduled time. Please be advised that many productions require that latecomers not be admitted until there is a suitable break, as deemed by the show’s director.

CAMERAS, CELL PHONES AND RECORDING EQUIPMENT

Cameras and/or recording devices are strictly prohibited inside the auditorium. BDACT reserves the right to confiscate any cameras or recording devices used in these locations. When attending a performance, please turn off all cell phones, pagers and beeping watches.

COURTESY

During the performance, talking, coughing, rustling of paper and noise from digital watches and other devices disturb performers and your fellow audience members. To ensure guests and performers enjoy shows free of distractions, BDACT reserves the right to ask any individual to leave if his or her behavior is deemed by the BDACT as disruptive.

CHILDREN

BDACT would like to encourage families to enjoy performances together; however, in consideration of other ticket holders, unless specified, most performances are not suitable for infants and toddlers, and all persons, regardless of age, must have a ticket. If you have any questions regarding this policy or the age appropriateness of a performance for your child, please contact the Managing Director at (920) 885-6891

SMOKING

BDACT is entirely smoke-free. Please be advised that performances may include smoking by artists onstage. Strobe,haze and other special effects may also be used during performances.

INCLEMENT WEATHER

Generally, BDACT performances will go on as scheduled regardless of inclement weather, and no refunds will be issued. However, in the unlikely event that BDACT cancels a performance, an alternative performance may be scheduled or a refund will be made available.

CONCEALED WEAPONS

Under Wisconsin Act 35, BDACT prohibits employees and the public with conceal carry permits from entering the building with weapons. All visitors are subject to reasonable search and enforcement, and anyone found in violation will be asked to secure the weapon inside their vehicle or leave the property immediately. Violators will be subject to police involvement, potential fines and a ban from the premises. No ticket returns, refunds or exchanges will be made for people found in violation of the weapons ban. Please note, performances onstage may incorporate props and special effects that resemble weapons.