Great venue, close to train station and accessible layout
4.5
4.5
Date of visit: September 2017
overall Rating Text
Excellent
Tae Sup Wi’ A Fifer is a club night hosted and programmed by James Yorkston and based at the Adam Smith Theatre in Kirkcaldy. Its a night that is funded by Creative Scotland that allows James to invite artists to perform in Dumfermline and at £15 a ticket its a bargain!
disabled Access In AndAround Text
Excellent
Great access, ramp up to the front, all level access and there's a lift upstairs where the concert is in on. The gig was set out in array of tables at the front with seats then a few rows at the back - all which can be moved and very adaptable. Views where good as the hall is not overly big. Accessible toilet, was down back downstairs though. Great relaxing atmosphere!
parkingTransport Text
Good
We got here from Edinburgh Waverly on the train, which took us 36minutes and a 2 minute walk from the Station to the venue. Disabled parking is available at the front of venue.
accessibleToilets Text
Good
Accessible adapted toilet facilities in foyer.
staff Text
Good
Cheerful and helpful.
Additional Information
Really enjoyed it, it was great seeing Marry Waterson and David A Jaycock, Salena Godden and the Vaselines. On the 25th November its going to be Kathryn Williams and Philip Selway from Radiohead, I've my ticket already - get yours!
