Zarna Garg

Wheelchair & Accessible Bookings: Please contact the National Theatre directly boxoffice@nationaltheatre.org.au or phone (03) 9525 4611 For more Info please click [here](https://nationaltheatre.org.au/your-visit/) Children's Policy: Children under 3 years are admitted for free provided they do not occupy a seat.
Approximate Running Times Doors - 6:00pm Start - 7:00pm Finish - 8:30pm With her unique blend of humor, wit, and fearless social commentary, Zarna Garg has emerged as a comedic trailblazer. An Indian immigrant mom based in New York City, Zarna showcases her sharp and relatable humor in her first comedy special, One in a Billion, available on Amazon Prime. Her second special, Practical People Win, is currently streaming on Hulu as part of Hulu's Hilarious Comedy Series, marking another major milestone in her skyrocketing career. Zarna has created over 400 comedic home videos with her family and built a devoted social media following of 2M+ fans with 1B+ views. A proud immigrant woman building her American dream from traditional Indian values, Zarna continues to take audiences along for a wildly funny, unfiltered, and inspiring ride. .

The Box Office is located in the main foyer on the left.

- Tickets can be collected 45 minutes before performance
- Valid photo ID required
- Surname or booking reference needed for pickup

In addition to the parking listed, there is a Wilson carpark above Coles off Barkly St approx 50 metres down the road. There is also metered parking around Luna Park and the Palais Theatre (Cavell St).

Disabled Access: Disabled access to the theatre via a lift to the mezzanine floor of the foyer and a Hiro Stair Climber into the auditorium and up to the bar. The stair climber stops at the crossover level between the lounge and dress circle. Wheelchairs are allocated ticket numbers J6 or J7 or J46 or J47 with their companion next to them - if they are able to transfer from wheelchair to theatre seat. If not, the wheelchair is positioned in the crossover behind seats H1 or H2 or H 42 or H43. The theatre seats are not actually removable at this point in time. J row is also used for mobility impaired patrons.

- No outside food or drinks
- Mobile phones must be silenced
- Late arrivals may be seated at management's discretion
- Photography/recording prohibited during performances

Babes-in-arms may be admitted to the performance on the proviso that no other patron is disturbed by the baby.