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How people usually arrange it
Buy the ticket (or hold off if you’re unsure).
Contact the venue’s accessibility/ADA team — usually by email is easiest because you can be specific.
Tell them:
you have photosensitive epilepsy
whether your trigger is strobe, rapid LED flashes, screen flicker, etc.
what would help (distance from stage, side seating, ability to leave/re-enter, advance lighting info, etc.)
A simple email can be:
Hi, I’m attending artist/date. I have photosensitive epilepsy and wanted to ask about lighting effects during the performance—especially strobe or rapid flashing lights. Are there any accommodations available, such as seating farther from the stage or an alternate viewing area? I’d also appreciate any info on whether the show contains frequent flashing-light effects. Thanks.
A few practical things people do on top of that
arrive before the lights go down so you can see exits
sit farther back if possible
avoid looking directly at the lighting truss or LED wall
bring a hat or tinted glasses if those help you
go with someone who knows what to do if you have a seizure
If you tell me the venue or artist, I can help find the accessibility contact page or see whether they mention strobes.

(thank you chatgpt)

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There's idea 1. And Linknb, which would technically be idea 2 if she'd followed suit.

You with her or her with you

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