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Royal Shakespeare Theatre

Overall rating

4.62

4 reviews

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The Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) creates theatre at its best, made in Stratford-upon-Avon and shared around the world. The Royal Shakespeare Theatre is our main venue, where we perform Shakespeare's plays and other work.

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Overall rating

4.62

(4 reviews)

Overall rating breakdown

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Access (avg.)

4.87

Parking (avg.)

3.37

Toilets (avg.)

3.87

Staff (avg.)

4.75

accessiblestratford

May 2017

The Plays the Thing

At last there is audio description and signed information about the The Plays the Thing in addition to the large print copy.

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jennyrosa

Apr 2016

Excellent Theatre

As regular visitors to the theatre I can't recommend it too highly. The Theatre is fully accessible throughout and offers excellent performances throughout the year. The cafe, restaurant shop and tower which offers great panoramic views over Stratford town, are all easily accessed. Situated on the River Avon it is a pleasant place to have a meal or a coffee and there are accessible walks through the parkland along the river.

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wheelchairworld

Sept 2015

4.5

Totally improved after refurbishment

I grew up in Stratford-upon-Avon and the old theatres were very different. They have just done a complete refurbishment and it is all now very accessible with disabled toilets and dedicated parking spaces

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We want to make everything we do accessible to all our audiences, and are constantly seeking to find new and effective ways of breaking down barriers to enable attendance by the widest range of people. There is at least one captioned and one audio described performance for every play we put on. We also offer touch tours, and semi-integrated British Sign Language performances – followed by interpreted post show talks. Our relaxed performances have been developed for people with learning disabilities and sensory and communication disorders, but are open to anyone who would benefit from a relaxed environment. We also offer audio enhancement on our Theatre Tours. We want our theatres to be as accessible as possible - there are accessible parking spaces close to all our buildings, and inside the auditorium we have wheelchair accessible spaces and hearing loops. Throughout our building there are accessible toilets and ramps. Assistance dogs can be taken into the auditorium, but please tell us when booking your seat that you are bringing your dog. For full access information visit https://www.rsc.org.uk/access

Seating at regular intervals

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There are seven Blue Badge Holder parking bays on Waterside directly outside the Royal Shakespeare Theatre and ten bays on Chapel Lane, the road opposite the Swan Theatre. These spaces are available on a first come, first served basis and hold no time restrictions. There is a car drop off point directly outside the Royal Shakespeare Theatre and a coach drop off point just past the Swan Theatre.

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