Millennium Forum

The Millennium Forum is a 1,000 seater theatre and conference centre opened in 2001. We host a variety of events including comedy, musicals and concerts. We also host meetings, workshops and conferences. Accessibility - We have 8 wheelchair spaces, 4 in the stalls and 2 in the circle & upper circle. Additional spaces can be provided in the stalls (in advance only). We have accessible toilets on all 3 levels and a changing place facility on site. All areas within the building are accessible by lift and stairs. We also provide a courtesy wheelchair to assist customers to their seats. Our auditorium is equipped with a hearing loop system and Infra-Red hearing loop (available from our shop). We have booster seats and noise reducing headphones if required. We have a designated Quiet Room with a sensory area which is open for all our performances for anyone who needs time out from the performance. The Millennium Forum provide several access projects every month, we hold Dementia Friendly Tea Dances, a Moves & Melodies project, Energy of Light Discos and DJ Skills training, Act Your Age workshops and Sensory Youth Musical Theatre. For information on any of these projects please contact lisah@millenniumforum.co.uk Accessible Performances - We offer accessible performances on selected shows throughout the year. The Millennium Forum continually strive to offer equal access for all. Information on our accessible performances can be found on our socials, website and through our monthly Access Newsletter. Access for all Membership Scheme - Our Access for all Scheme has been designed for people with physical/sensory or cognitive disabilities, and is a practical display of the Millennium Forum’s belief that there should be equal access to our theatre for everyone. For an application form and more information regarding this scheme contact lisah@millenniumforum.co.uk. Information can also be downloaded from millenniumforum.co.uk under “access”. Staff Our staff are continually taking part in access training to ensure we remain accessible to all.