There are varying degrees of accessibility to London's theatres. Newer venues tend to have good access for wheelchair users and people with limited mobility while improvements at some older venues are restricted by the conditions of their status as listed buildings. More productions are now providing Assisted Performances. Here is a guide to the Access information incorporated in the London Theatre Guide website.

*Latest News: Access London Theatre Winter 2007 guide now published, see below for more details.*

Access London Theatre?Winter 2007
The Access London Theatre?Winter 2007?brochure lists over?100 audio described, captioned and sign language interpreted performances taking place between January and April 2007, ranging across children's theatre, drama, musicals and opera. It is an invaluable?tool for anyone who finds it hard to see or hear everything that is taking place on stage.?To receive your free copy and to be added to our regular mailing list, please call 020 7557 6751 or email access@solttma.co.uk . The brochure is available in a range of accessible formats.

Download the Access London Theatre Winter 2007 brochure (pdf format).

Do you want to know about forthcoming assisted performances? Please download the form below:

Access London Assisted Perfornances notification (pdf format)

Assisted Performance:
To see a list of all shows that have a scheduled Assisted Performance click below to see:

	Audio described performances
	Signed performances
	Captioned performances

For more information about Assisted performances click here.

To register an assisted performance for the?assisted performances diary, or?for inclusion in the Access London Theatre brochure,? please download an interactive form (pdf format).

Please download from the list of files below (pdf format). You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view and print PDF files. You can download Acrobat Reader for no charge at http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html .

Venue Access Information:
Information on access to London's theatres is incorporated in the show and venue details on this website. If you are interested in a particular show, go to the relevant listing and click on the heading Venue Access Information which you will find towards the bottom of the page, or click here for an a-z listing of theatres' access details. Click here for a key to the Access Information. Information on travel to and from theatres is available on the How to travel page.

You can also download the Access Guide To London's Theatres in PDF format . This document is 134 pages and may take a long time to download on slow internet connections.

Links
www.artsline.org.uk  (Information service for arts, leisure and entertainment focussing on physical disability)
www.parkingforbluebadges.com (Comprehensive parking and interactive bus information for Blue Badge disabled drivers travelling around London)
www.rnib.org.uk (National charity for Visually Impaired People)
www.rnid.org.uk (National charity for Deaf and Hard of Hearing People)
www.shapearts.org.uk (Deaf and Disabled support organisation and SHAPE ticket scheme)
www.spit.org.uk (National organisation for Signed performances in theatre)
www.stagetext.org (Captioning service provider)
www.theatresign.com (Sign Language Interpreted performances provider)
www.vocaleyes.co.uk (Audio-description service provider)
www.tourismforall.org.uk ?(Information on accessible accommodation, tourism advice and special offers on hotels)