Kirkwood Performing Arts Center exterior, home of Ross Family Theatre

Ross Family Theatre at Kirkwood Performing Arts Center

Theatre in Kirkwood, Missouri

Kirkwood, MO
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About Ross Family Theatre at Kirkwood Performing Arts Center

Ross Family Theatre is one of the rooms inside Kirkwood Performing Arts Center in Kirkwood, at the corner of South Taylor and Monroe. If you are heading here for a show, it helps to know that the theatre is a specific performance space rather than the building’s black box room. Transit and parking options are both part of the picture, and a few entry and accessibility details are useful to have in mind before you arrive.

Kirkwood Performing Arts Center exterior, home of Ross Family Theatre
Kirkwood Performing Arts Center exterior, home of Ross Family Theatre

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210 East Monroe Avenue, Kirkwood, MO 63122

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Ross Family Theatre at Kirkwood Performing Arts Center

210 East Monroe Avenue, Kirkwood, MO 63122

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Plan Your Visit to Ross Family Theatre at Kirkwood Performing Arts Center

Where is Ross Family Theatre, and how do you get there?

The venue is at 210 East Monroe Avenue in Kirkwood, Missouri, with Kirkwood Performing Arts Center located at the corner of South Taylor and Monroe. For public transit, MetroBus and Amtrak both serve Kirkwood.

If you are driving, there are onsite, street, and public parking options nearby, but posted time limits apply in some areas. Station Plaza garage at Kirkwood Road and East Madison is covered and free all day. The St. Peter lot is not available during church or special events.

What should visitors know about the theatre layout?

Ross Family Theatre is identified as a specific room within the broader performing arts center, so it is worth confirming your ticketed room or entrance details before you go.

What accessibility features are noted for the venue?

STAGES’ accessibility guidance for its performances at the center describes a flat east entrance from parking, a west entrance with a gradual incline, and curb cuts. Accessible parking is available in front on Monroe and in the east lot on a first-come, placard basis, and there is also an east drop-off area. An elevator serves orchestra and mezzanine access from the left entrances.

Accessible restrooms are available on both levels, along with a family restroom. Assistive listening devices can be requested at the box office with ID about 30 minutes before the performance, and service animals are permitted. The venue also notes sensory tools are available with ID and that there is a quiet mezzanine area.

Some accessibility services, such as audio description and ASL, are offered for selected STAGES shows rather than every performance. The accessibility information does not indicate that every event at the theatre includes the same support, so it is best to verify the specific performance if you need a particular service.

What should you know about entry, bags, and food or drinks?

For concessions, the venue offers snacks and drinks, and only drinks purchased at the venue may be brought into the theater if they have lids. A medical exception is mentioned in the accessibility notes, with guests directed to contact the venue in advance.

Ross Family Theatre at Kirkwood Performing Arts Center FAQs

Does Ross Family Theatre have its own parking?

Yes. The visit notes mention onsite, street, and public parking near Kirkwood Performing Arts Center, and also call out the Station Plaza garage at Kirkwood Road and East Madison as covered and free all day. Posted time limits apply in some areas, and the St. Peter lot is not available during church or special events.

Is the theatre easy to reach by transit?

MetroBus and Amtrak both serve Kirkwood, so transit is an option for getting to the venue.

What is the best entrance for accessibility needs?

The accessibility notes say the east entrance is flat from parking, while the west entrance has a gradual incline. There are also curb cuts, accessible parking on Monroe and in the east lot, and an east drop-off area.

Can I get assistive listening or sensory support?

Yes, both are noted in the accessibility information. Assistive listening devices are available at the box office with ID about 30 minutes before the performance, and sensory tools are also available with ID. The venue also notes a quiet mezzanine area.

Are food and drinks allowed in the theater?

The venue sells snacks and drinks, but only drinks purchased at the venue may be taken into the theater, and they need to be in lidded containers. The notes also mention a medical exception, with guests asked to contact the venue in advance.

Venue information checked 2026-11-14. Event layouts, policies and operating hours can change; consult the venue’s event instructions before traveling.

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