If you’d like to see a Broadway show, but aren’t sure which theaters are wheelchair accessible, then surf on over to Theatre Access NYC (www.theatreaccess.nyc) for the low down on access in the Big Apple’s theaters. This new website, which is made possible by a partnership between The Broadway League and the Theatre Development Fund also includes information on autism-friendly performances and offers details on whether captioning units, hearing devices or audio descriptions are available. And with the handy search feature, it’s easy to find a show with the specific access features you need. Add in information about public transportation, the location of accessible seats and restrooms, and even reviews of the shows and you have the perfect NYC theater resource.