At ATG we believe that everyone has the right to access quality entertainment. We offer a range of services to make our events more accessible, and we will make reasonable adjustments wherever possible to ensure an enjoyable experience for all.
Please browse below for information on the Access services we offer, all our upcoming assisted performances, including Captioned, BSL Interpreted, Audio Described and Relaxed Performances and the benefits of joining our free Access Membership Scheme.
Information on how to book access tickets across our UK theatres, by phone or online.
Book accessible seats online, access concessions and register for personal assistant or essential companion tickets.
Details of our upcoming Audio Described, British Sign Language Interpreted, Captioned and Relaxed Performances.
Information on our Visual Impairment services including provision for assistance dogs, audio description and Touch Tours.
Information on Hearing Impairment services including hearing assistance systems and BSL interpretation.
Services for Deaf and hard of hearing peoples
Information on Relaxed Performances, Visual Stories, Touch Tours and orientation visits, chill out areas and our Involuntary Sounds policy.
ATG operates a wide range of venues in the UK and each building is unique, whether it is a new, modern venue or Victorian listed building. Specific, detailed accessibility information for each venue is available.
If you prefer to read what’s on in a brochure format, all our regional venue brochures are available to read online, published via Issuu, or to download as an accessible PDF. Simply find your venue and select the Your Visit tab for a link to the document.
We pride ourselves on our theatre staff, who will endeavour to help you in any way they can. Please ask for anything you need and they will do their very best to assist you. We recognise the Sunflower Lanyard and will endeavour to ask if you need any assistance.
If you’ve got more questions about accessibility or our services, our FAQs page just might have the answer. Otherwise, simply get in touch – we'll be more than happy to help!
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