I'm planning to attend a performance at the Guthrie Theater and need to understand their accessibility options. Specifically, how do I use their Wi-Fi assistive listening system, what are 'Sensory tours' and when do they take place, and how can I arrange for ASL interpretation? Additionally, I'm interested in their summer camps for young theatermakers. Where can I find information about those?
Navigate to 'https://www.guthrietheater.org/plan-your-visit/'. Click on the 'Accessibility Offerings' link. Scroll down to locate information on 'Wi-Fi assistive listening' and extract instructions for its use. Scroll further to find details on 'Sensory tours', including their purpose and timing. Locate information on 'ASL interpretation' and note how to arrange it. Navigate to the 'Education' section of the website. Identify where to find information about summer camps for young theatermakers. Synthesize all gathered information to answer the task.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Accessibility Offerings' page. The agent states that the Wi-Fi assistive listening system requires downloading the free ListenWIFI app and connecting to the Guthrie’s Guest Wi-Fi network (no password required) before the show. The agent states that 'Sensory tours' are complimentary, take place before audio-described Saturday matinees at 10:30 a.m., and allow patrons to explore the stage, costumes, and props. The agent states that ASL interpretation is offered for select performances and ASL-interpreted backstage tours can be arranged with two weeks’ notice, and special needs should be made known at the time of booking. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Education' page. The agent identifies that information about summer camps for young theatermakers can be found on the 'Education' page, specifically mentioning 'camps, workshops and more to explore' for young theatermakers seeking inspiration.