Upcoming Access Performances

We programme a range of accessible performances including captioned, BSL, audio described and relaxed environment**. Please see the current booking period for the dates of each production’s accessible performances.

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Captioned Performances

Captioned performances have text on screens in front of the auditorium so that D/deaf, deafened and hard of hearing people or anyone with a preference for English can also enjoy the performance.

See below for a list of forthcoming captioned performances:

Gunter: Fri 19 Apr, 7:30pm

Dugsi Dayz: Fri 10 May, 7.45pm

Bluets: Fri 28 and Sat 29 June

Lie Low: Fri 7 June, 7.45pm

The Bounds: Fri 5 July, 7.45pm and Sat 6 July, 2pm

ECHO: Thu 18 July, 7.30pm and Sat 27 July, 1.30pm

G: Fri 20 Sept, 7.45pm and Sat 21 Sept, 2pm

Giant: Fri 2 Nov, 1.30pm and Wed 6 Nov, 7.30pm

BRACE BRACE: Fri 25 Oct, 7.45pm

Expendable: Fri 13 Dec, 7.45pm

BSL-interpreted Performances

BSL-interpreted performances, delivered by an interpreter, give a sign interpretation of the text spoken and/or sung by artists in the onstage production.

BSL Interpreted performances are performances where a British Sign Language Interpreter is on stage interpreting the words and songs live. They are suitable for D/deaf, deafened and hard of hearing people who use or have an interest in British Sign Language.

Bluets: Sat 15 June

Giant: Sat 9 Nov, 6.30pm

Audio-described Performances

Audio-described performances are accessible for people who are blind or partially sighted. They are preceded by a touch tour which allows patrons access to elements of theatre design including set and costume.

See below for a list of forthcoming Audio-described performances:

Bluets: Sat 29 June

Giant: Sat 9 Nov, 1.30pm

Performances in a Relaxed Environment

Relaxed Environment performances are suitable for those who may benefit from a more relaxed environment.

 During these performances:

-There is a relaxed attitude to noise in the auditorium; you are welcome to respond to the show in whatever way feels natural

-You can enter and exit the auditorium when needed

-We will help you find the best seats for your experience

-House lights may remain raised slightly

-Loud noises may be reduced

See below for a list of forthcoming relaxed performances:

Gunter: Sat 20 Apr, 1;30pm

Dugsi Dayz: Fri 17 May, 7.45pm

Bluets: Sat 22 June

Lie Low: Sat 1 June, 2pm

The Bounds: Sat 6 July, 2pm

ECHO: Sat 27 July, 1.30pm

G: Sat 21 Sept, 2pm

Giant: Fri 2 Nov, 1.30pm

BRACE BRACE: Sat 26 Oct, 2pm

Expendable: Sat 14 Dec, 2pm

Story Synopsis

A story synopsis is intended as a guide for anyone who would benefit from the opportunity to familiarise themselves with the scenes and storyline of the performance ahead of their visit to the theatre.

Sensory Synopsis

A sensory synopsis is intended to help those with sensory and communication requirements prepare for the experience of attending a performance. Our aim is to warn you of any moments with loud noises, flashes of light, sudden or surprising movements or heightened emotion.

If you would like to talk to us about your access requirements, please contact our Box Office at 020 7565 5000 or boxoffice@royalcourttheatre.com. The Royal Court Visual Story is available on our website. Story and Sensory synopses are available on the show pages via the Whats On tab of the website shortly after Press Night. 

Covid-safe Touch Tours will be available at the theatre for some productions. Please contact info@royalcourttheatre.com to request details or to speak to a member of the Theatre Management team.

**Relaxed performances offer patrons a more relaxed environment in which to enjoy a production, which includes distancing between patrons when sat in the auditorium if requested.

More information on access at the Royal Court and accessing the building.