We strive to offer a range of accessible performances across our programme. These will be highlighted on Event Pages.
British Sign Language (BSL) interpreted performances
Selected performances include a British Sign Language (BSL) interpreter who translates the dialogue, music, and key sounds for Deaf and hard-of-hearing audiences.
Current BSL Interpreted performances include:
Robin Hood: 8th August
Cinderella: Date TBC
Audio Described performances
Audio described performances provide a live or pre-recorded commentary describing visual elements of the production, including costumes, scenery, facial expressions, and movement, for blind and visually impaired audience members.
Current Audio Described performances include:
Robin Hood: A pre-recorded Audio Description / Introduction is available to download from Dropbox here. This comprehensive guide features 5 tracks with detailed descriptions of all locations, scenes, costumes, actors, and more. Listen in advance or use during the performance between scenes for real-time guidance. We have a small number of MP3 players preloaded with the Audio Introduction available to borrow on the evening. Reserve one for your visit by emailing our Box Office: tickets@dukeslancaster.org
Cinderella: date TBC
Relaxed performances / Screenings
These events may be more suitable for audience members with sensory sensitivities, autism spectrum conditions and learning disabilities to enjoy the show.
If visiting a new venue feels overwhelming, or you have any accessibility concerns, we can arrange a pre-visit to the theatre so you can become familiar with the space before your visit. To organise this, please contact our friendly Box Office team on 01524 598500 or email tickets@dukeslancaster.org.
Current Relaxed events include:
Captioned Screenings
Captioned screenings display spoken dialogue, sound effects, and relevant audio information on screen, making performances more accessible for Deaf and hard-of-hearing audiences.
Look out for the Captioned icon in our listings:
