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The beautiful, 1736 seat, Roskamp Auditorium was renovated in 2001 thanks to a generous $1,000,000 contribution from Sarasota residents Bob and Diane Roskamp. The original continental seat theatre was designed by commissioned chief architect, William Wesley Peters. Legend performers such as Tony Bennet have been known to express their regard of the acoustical dynamics by stopping the orchestra to present an acappella solo to the audience in appreciation.
Technical Production Information
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The 6,000 square foot Grand Foyer comfortably seats 35-350, and opens onto the Terrace and Bayfront Lawn accommodating an additional 1500.
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Michael's On East is a triumph of inspired cuisine, world-class wines and superior hospitality. And now, Michael's At The Van Wezel will blend that same exceptional dining experiences with the world's finest performing artists. For only $31.50 (plus tax and gratuity) guests can enjoy a fabulous pre-show dinner buffet filled with a variety of entrees, followed by served dessert and coffee - all crafted especially by the Michael's On East chefs. Along with offering a delctable pre-show feast, Michael's On East is also in the business of creating memorable events. The Van Wezel is the ultimate destination venue and Michael's At The Van Wezel holds unlimited possibilities. Dinner reservations are required and they do go fast! Make yours online at www.bestfood.com or call 941-366-0007.
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Don’t forget to pick up a souvenir of your visit to the Van Wezel or a gift for someone special. The Van Wezel Gift Shop is open one hour prior to each performance and during intermission, and includes everything from beautiful postcards and photographs to classical polo shirts (in our favorite color - purple!) and holiday ornaments.
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Smoking
Smoking is forbidden in any part of the Hall. Smoking areas with ash urns are located outside all doors.
Elevators
Elevators are available in both lobbies for easy access to all levels of the Hall, including the Grand Foyer and Auditorium.
Valet parking
Valet parking is available at $7 per car.
The Parking Lot
The parking lot accommodates 850 vehicles and is accessible from 10th Street and Sixth Street (Boulevard of the Arts) from U.S. 41 (North Tamiami Trail). Please note: Regulations for designated parking areas are posted throughout the parking lot. Violators will be ticketed.
Lost & found
Lost & found articles should be turned in or claimed at the information desk in the Main Lobby. Items are held for 30 days.
The management IS NOT RESPONSIBLE for personal apparel or other property of patrons. Patrons are advised to take coats and other personal items with them whenever they leave their seats.
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Doctors
Doctors who expect to be called during performances are requested to leave their seat locations with the head usher. For emergency contact during performances, call (941) 955-7676, ext. 3000.
Cell phones
Digital watches, cell phones, beepers, and other noise-making digital equipment must be turned off for the entirety of the performance.
Photography
The photographing or sound recording of any Hall-sponsored performance, or the possession of any such photographic or recording equipment inside this theater, without written permission, is PROHIBITED.
Cough Drops
Cough drops are available at the information desks located under the stairs in the Main and Bayside lobbies.
Restrooms
Restrooms for ladies and gentlemen are located in both lobbies and off the Grand Foyer.
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Some artists and productions may include an aerosol simulated fog effect. This fog is intended for public performance, but persons who are asthmatic or who suffer from allergies should identify themselves to house personnel so that they may be seated where there is the least possibility of discomfort.
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