Sign Language Interpretation & Audio Description

Available upon advanced request for both performances.

Hearing Assistance

Wireless, infrared headset systems are available for all performances. Headsets may be used with or without a hearing aid and are distributed free of charge at coat check.

Pre-Show Talk with Children and Family Counselors

April 1 and 2, 6:30–7:15 p.m.

Woodburn Hall Room 121

Counselors from Centerstone will lead a conversation surrounding the mental health themes found in Dear Evan Hansen. They will discuss how for current high schoolers, there is importance in connection, finding your place, and the impact of social media as a tool for connection but also a source for potential harm, misinformation, and comparison.

This is a free public event and will take place prior to both performances.

Dear Evan Hansen: A Letter to My Future Self

April 1 and 2, 6:30–7:30 p.m.

IU Auditorium Lobby

Aligned with the themes of the production, we partnered with the Eskenazi Museum of Art to host a letter-writing activity, inviting IU students to reflect on their present selves and envision their future. Through creative exploration and therapeutic guidance, they crafted personal letters to their future selves, fostering growth and self-compassion. 

This free event for ticket holders will take place in IU Auditorium's main lobby area prior to the show starting.

Post-Show Talkback with Cast and Crew

April 1 only, post show

IU Auditorium Stage

Ticket holders for the April 1 performance are invited to stay after the show for a post-show talkback with members of the cast and crew from Dear Evan Hansen.

Run time is approximately 2 hours, 25 minutes including intermission.

Recommended for ages 12 and up.

This show includes haze, fog, and strobe.

• Weapons of any kind
• Golf umbrellas
• Backpacks or any large bag measuring larger than 16"x16"x8"
• Outside food and beverages
• Posters or large signs
• Professional photo or video cameras
• Cigarettes/e-cigarettesIllegal drugs or paraphernalia