Sight & Sound Theatres in Ronks stages JOSHUA through December 31, 2026: about 2½ hours with a 20-minute intermission, with strobe lights, LED screens, fog, rain and snow effects, and animal actors who use the aisles in the dark. If a child becomes restless, ushers may guide you to a quiet Family Room where you can still see the show.
Know before you go. Sight & Sound doesn't list sensory-friendly shows or sensory kits. Here's what it does say about the effects, the animals, the length and its quiet Family Room.
Hours
JOSHUA plays March 14 to December 31, 2026, Tuesday to Saturday, with performances at 11 am, 3 pm and some evenings at 7 pm. There are no shows on Sundays or Mondays, from November 24 to 26, 2026 (Thanksgiving week), or from December 24 to 28, 2026; New Year's Eve (December 31, 2026) has 11 am and 3 pm shows. Some dates sell out. JONAH plays March 11 to December 31, 2027. Box Office: Monday to Saturday, 9 am to 5 pm, with extended hours during showtimes. Phone line: Monday 8:30 am to 6 pm; Tuesday to Saturday 8:30 am to 8:30 pm.
“Strobe lights, high resolution LED screens, and atmospheric effects such as fog, rain, and snow are used throughout our productions.”
“In order to ensure the safety of all our guests, actors, and animal actors (who use the aisles in darkened show conditions), the theater doors close promptly at show time.”
“Each show is approximately 2 ½ hours long and includes a 20-minute intermission.”
“To give all our guests the best possible experience, we offer a Family Room”
“Our theater is climate controlled. We invite you to dress in layers so that you can adjust to what is most comfortable to you.”
“Exceptions to the policy will be considered for diaper bags and medical items.”
“For the safety of our guests and actors, we do not allow car seats, strollers or baby carriers into the theater.”
“Each guest will walk through a state-of-the-art sensor and imaging system prior to entering the theatre.”
“Due to thematic elements and the length of the show, we recommend the in-person experience for children 5 and older.”
On age, Sight & Sound recommends the in-person show for children 5 and older because of thematic elements and the length, while for JOSHUA it says every production is written with guests of all ages in mind.
The Family Room is a quiet, kid-friendly space where you can still view the show; if your child becomes restless or needs a break, ushers may guide you there.
Booster seats are available; speak with an usher on arrival.
JOSHUA is about 2½ hours with a 20-minute intermission, and the doors close promptly at show time; late arrivals may not be seated until intermission, and there are no refunds for late arrivals.
Strobe lights, LED screens, fog, rain and snow are used throughout, and animal actors use the aisles in darkened show conditions.
Adults (13 and up) $82 to $104; children 2 to 12, $44. Children under 2 may sit on a parent's lap without a ticket.
Tickets: adult prices depend on seat location; the child price is one flat rate for ages 2 to 12. Groups of 15 or more get a discount. E-tickets arrive by email 7 days before the show. Buy only through sight-sound.com, (800) 377-1277 or an Authorized Reseller.
Refunds: all sales are final within 30 days of your show date, and refunds to the original payment are not processed within those 30 days; call the Guest Relations Team at (800) 377-1277 about a change in that window. Certain special offers may be final at purchase, and there are no refunds for late arrivals. The theater rarely cancels for weather; call if severe weather will keep you away.
Security: every guest walks through an Evolv sensor and imaging system before entering; trained security staff patrol at all times. Bags may be inspected.
Bags and strollers: one bag 15 x 15 inches or smaller per guest. Suitcases, duffle bags, coolers, large totes, backpacks and oversized purses are not allowed; exceptions will be considered for diaper bags and medical items. There are no lockers or storage. Car seats, strollers and baby carriers are not allowed in the theater.
Food: concessions serve snacks and drinks you can enjoy in your seat during the show, and the venue is cashless (cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, gift cards). Guests with special dietary needs are welcome to bring their own snacks. Signature almonds are roasted in the lobbies, and the concessions areas process peanuts, tree nuts, milk, soy, wheat and sesame.
Access: wheelchair-accessible parking, restrooms and seating; not all seats are wheelchair accessible, so call (800) 377-1277 to reserve if someone must stay in a wheelchair. Photos and video stop when the show starts.
