Access
WE AIM TO BE ACCESSIBLE AS POSSIBLE FOR ALL.
The new Yard isn't finished yet. There may be a couple of details that might change in the process. But here's what we know.
If you have any specific questions you need answering ahead of your trip to plan your day or your access requirements, get in touch at boxoffice@theyardtheatre.co.uk.
Theatre
Seating
Our first row (row A) has level access if you require step-free seating.
The auditorium will have step free access.
The closest seats to the toilets are A2 & A3 on ground level.
The seats have backrests but no armrests.
The seats will be a lot comfier than before (if you know, you know).
Wheelchairs
Our first row (row A) has level access if you require step-free seating. We have 2 wheelchair spaces on row A. Our floor is a flat, concrete floor.
Tickets for these seats are priced as concessions and can be booked online. We also offer free companion tickets, these can be booked over the phone or by emailing boxoffice@theyardtheatre.co.uk.
TICKETS
Access tickets are priced as concessions and can be booked online.
We offer free tickets for companions, and these must be booked by emailing boxoffice@theyardtheatre.co.uk.
We don't ask for proof, it's entirely based on trust.
PERFORMANCES
Captioned Performances
Live captioning assists people who are D/deaf or hard of hearing who benefit from reading the dialogue alongside the action. You can find information about captioned performances on individual pages for shows.
We caption our performances with Stage Text. The best seats for captioned performances will be highlighted and can be booked online by selecting these nominated seats at checkout.
If no seats are highlighted, captions will be best viewed from all seats.
BSL-Interpreted Performances
You can find information about British Sign Language (BSL) interpreted performances on individual pages for shows. The best seats for BSL-interpreted performances will be highlighted and can be booked online by selecting these nominated seats at checkout.
If no seats are highlighted, the BSL interpreter will be best viewed from all seats.
