Enriching Lives Through Theater
WILL ROGERS STAGE FOUNDATION
Will Rogers Stage Foundation is a non-profit corporation operated exclusively for charitable and educational purposes within the meaning of section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986. It will produce theatrical events by live performers or by video presentation in the auditorium of Will Rogers High School (its traditional name) and other venues for attendance by the general public.



About Us
Empowering the Next Generation: The Mission of the Will Rogers Stage Foundation
Will Rogers Stage Foundation is a non-profit corporation operated exclusively for charitable and educational purposes within the meaning of section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986. It will produce theatrical events by live performers or by video presentation in the auditorium of Will Rogers High School (its traditional name) and other venues for attendance by the general public.
This will provide a unique teaching opportunity for students who aspire to careers in the performing arts, as they will be able to observe professional performers, stage crews, lighting designers, and sound technicians at work. All students in general may be exposed to aspects of the performing arts that they would not normally experience in their lives. The revenue generated by these productions may fund improvements and special equipment purchases for the stage and auditorium and provide scholarships to students pursuing careers in the performing arts.
Will Rogers Stage Foundation
Frequently Asked Questions
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You may park in any Will Rogers parking lot for free. Please do not park in the handicapped spaces unless you are authorized. Observe city parking signs when parking on the street. You may be ticketed or towed if parked illegally.
All sales are final.
Yes. There is a wheelchair ramp on the south side of the building off 5th Place at the steps to the main entrance.
Contact the presenter through the Yapsody app. You will receive a timely response by email. If your issue is technical, you will be directed to contact Yapsody.
Yes. Seat selections indicated in red are designated for seating a handicapped person as defined by law, or a companion. The seats are located next to an empty space for a wheelchair. One ticket admits up to two persons, if one of them is in a wheelchair. No wheelchairs are allowed in the balcony.
Yes, you may take still photos without flash as long as you are courteous to others. You may not take videos or make audio recordings. If the program is being recorded for television, it may later be available for viewing by telecast, cable, or streaming.
