For audiences
Your needs. Your choice.
Find out about a show’s lighting before you go.
Find your production
The same title can have different lighting on Broadway, on tour and in London.
Read the cues
See when each flash happens and how long it lasts. Scene details are hidden in case of spoilers.
Decide what works for you
Choose your seat, your night, or when to look away. Timings are approximate.
What the details mean
Start time
Roughly when it happens, from the start of the act.
Duration
How long the effect lasts.
Frequency
How fast the light flashes, when known.
Source & color
Where the light comes from and what color it is.
Questions
Is FlashCue only for people with epilepsy?
No. It’s for anyone sensitive to flashing light, including people with migraine, photophobia or sensory sensitivities.
Does “no flashes reported” mean a show is safe?
No. It means no flashes were reported. Other lighting effects may still be present.
What if my show isn’t listed?
That doesn’t mean it has no flashing lights. Request it
Something looks wrong. Can I report it?
Yes. Email us with the show, venue and date.