Accessibility
Access PerformancesAudio-described performances
Captioned performances
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Access Facilities
No steps to the foyer through 2 sets of double swing doors. Box office counter on right. Staircases between levels have 2 handrails and steps are highlighted. 5 steps down from the main foyer to the Stalls, 31 up to the back of the Royal Circle (2 steps between rows). Over 60 steps up to the Upper Circle. Theatre opens 45 minutes before the performance.
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Please contact the Theatre Manager on arrival. Entrance to the foyer through 2 sets of double swing doors. Entrance into the Stalls corridor through the third double EXIT door on Earlham Street. From here there is a slight slope down into the stalls, to 2 spaces for wheelchair users at N1 and N34. Transfer seats for up to 4 wheelchair users and 2 scooter users. The wheelchairs and scooters can be stored and will be retrieved by an usher. |
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Adapted toilet in the Stalls corridor. |
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Women’s and men’s at the back of the Stalls. At the Royal Circle, the men’s is level from the bar and the women’s is up 3 steps. |
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Aisle seats, seats J1 and J8 and Box A (3 steps up) have the most leg room. |
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Drinks may be brought to disabled customers in the auditorium. Stalls bar down 22 steps. Royal Circle bar 31 steps from the foyer, another bar in Upper Circle. |
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Infra-red system with 8 headsets. Induction loop at the Box Office. Headsets available from the Box Office. |
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NCP Shelton Street. Meters in Earlham Street (11 spaces) and Mercer Street (2 spaces). |
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Access dogs are allowed inside the auditorium. Staff can also dog-sit for four dogs per performance in the Manager’s office. |
Logos courtesy of the Society of London Theatre, of which The Really Useful Group Theatres is a member.
Introductory Notes
The RSC can send introductory notes on CD to your home to listen to before you come to the theatre. Please ask for this service when you book your tickets or email access@rsc.org.uk. The audio introductions are also available to listen to in mp3 format or read as text:
Listen (part 1) | Listen (part 2) | Listen (part 3) | Read the notes
