What the Constitution Means to Me contains strong language, discussions of domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, and gender-based violence. Audience discretion is advised.
Blending personal storytelling, history, humor, and live debate, this Tony-nominated Broadway hit transforms the stage into a thrilling civic arena as audiences explore what the Constitution has meant - and what it might mean for the future of America.
- General Venue Contact: (865) 974-5161
- Box Office: (865) 974-ARTS (2787)
- Located at main box office entrance
- Valid photo ID required for pickup
- Tickets available 30 minutes before performance start time
- Unclaimed tickets released 15 minutes before show
- Visitor parking available in nearby University of Tennessee parking lots
- Metered street parking
- Closest parking garage: Lake Avenue Parking Garage
- Handicap parking near theatre entrance
- Wheelchair accessible seating
- Companion seats adjacent to wheelchair spaces
- Assistive listening devices available
- Service animal friendly
- No outside food or drinks
- Photography/recording prohibited during performances
- Cell phones must be silenced
- Business casual attire recommended
- Age restrictions may apply depending on performance
- Children under 5 generally not permitted
- Children 5-12 must be accompanied by adult
- Some performances offer special child/family rates
- Booster seats available upon request
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