Theatres in England loved by disabled access reviewers
The performing arts are an important part of English tradition and many theatres old and new are becoming even more accessible! Here’s a round-up of our favourite reviews showcasing amazing assistance at theatres in England.
Norwich Theatre Royale, Norwich
“I went to see Matthew Bourne's amazing ballet, The Red Shoes - as always outstanding....
There’s more to Birmingham than meets the eye, especially in the arts world! Brum’s art scene is thriving, and along with a new scattering of craft breweries, restaurants and coffee houses, Birmingham is placing itself firmly on the map as one of the country’s coolest destinations. Here’s a look at some of the city’s more accessible arts venues...
Wheelchair accessible pottery and disabled access at mac Birmingham
This Birmingham contemporary arts centre is an exciting venue with over a million visitors a year and a programme that celebrates the work of disabled artists. What we love most about mac Birmingham is the friendly attitude of their staff and the exciting variety of accessible workshops to choose from! Here Jess Wolinski tells us more about the...
Dance Base – An award winning accessible dance and festival venue
With glass-roofed dance studios looking up to Edinburgh Castle and all the excitement of the Grassmarket on its doorstep, Dance Base is one of the most energetic and unmissable venues of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Winner of the Euan’s Guide Award for Accessible Venue in 2015 and a Highly Commended Accessible Venue in 2016, Dance Base is a s...
Storytelling doesn’t just take place in a book; all visitor attractions tell stories of some kind, and there are many imaginative ways to make your stories accessible. Theatre groups, libraries, and cinemas also have the opportunity to share stories in a thoughtful and accessible way. So, how can you engage with a wider audience as you tell yo...
After another successful Unlimited Festival at Southbank Centre earlier this month, the UK’s biggest showcase of work by disabled artists comes to Scotland for the very first time! From 15-25 September works supported by the Unlimited Commissioning programme (administered by Shape and Artsadmin) along with a host of other work will be on at Glas...
Unlimited Festival at Southbank Centre, taking place 6-11 September, is the largest showcase of work by disabled artists in the UK. It features the work produced by the Unlimited Commissioning programme (Administered by Shape Arts and ArtsAdmin) along with a programme of other events by disabled artists. The festival is now in its third iterat...
The atmosphere is buzzing in Wolverhampton just now as the Light House inside the historic Chubb Buildings gears up for this weekend’s Deaffest! The line-up is looking particularly good this year with performers including Deaf comedian John Smith, and expert Visual Vernacular artist Giuseppe Giuranna.
It’ll be smiles all round as 2016’s theme i...
Things are about to get a little more colourful and crafty this May as Voluntary Arts Week returns to towns and cities all across the country. Look out for taster sessions and events held by local communities and cultural groups between the 6th-15th May, and don’t be afraid to express yourself!
With disabled access in mind, we helped Voluntary...
Frozen Light Theatre: Original, adventurous and multi-sensory theatre
Do you like your theatre with a bit of mischief? You can explore all of the elements behind Frozen Light Theatre productions in their multi-sensory performances for audiences with Profound and Multiple Learning Disabilities (PMLD). They have been touring passionately since 2012 and their shows encompass all the senses by using music, signing an...
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