Saenger Theatre
The Saenger is here to recreate the luxury and grandeur from a time gone by. Originally built in 1927 for a historic $2.5 million (roughly $34 million today), the atmospheric theatre has housed performances of all kinds from silent films, to movie showings to the top Broadway hits of today.
Destroyed by Hurricane Katrina in 2005, the Saenger reopened in 2013 after a $53 million revitalization project. The theatre has been restored to its 1927 beauty, featuring the original color scheme as well as carpeting, lighting fixtures and marquees replicated from the originals. Elevating the experiences of our patrons beyond the nostalgic memories of the recent past is the magic of the Saenger Theatre.
- Selects this section on the seating chart: Orchestra,
- Selects this section on the seating chart: Grand Balcony,
- Selects this section on the seating chart: Balcony,
- Selects this section on the seating chart: Accessible Seating,
Accessible seating is available throughout the orchestra level of our theatre. Due to the flexible nature of our seating plan, the number and location of wheelchair accessible and other accessible seating is subject to change. Our Box Office staff will gladly assist you with accessible seating options. All accessibleseats have the option to have a companion seat directly beside them. We have dedicated seating for patrons with service animals. Please coordinate your visit with our box office and theatre services team by emailing saenger@theambassadors.com
Assisted Listening Devices amplify and clarify sound and are available at all performances. Infrared assistive listening systems are installed in the theatre and headsets may be used at any seat. There are a limited number of Assisted Listening System headsets available on a first-come, first-served basis. A driver’s license or credit card identification must be left during the performance until the headset is returned.
American Sign Language interpreted performances for Broadway in New Orleans are scheduled for the first Sunday Matinee performance. Patrons should purchase seating in Orchestra Right as the interpreter is typically stationed at House Right. To confirm performances, please call the Box Office at 504-287-0351.
All restrooms are equipped with accessible stalls. Feel free to ask any usher or theatre staff member for locations and directions
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