Every relaxed, BSL-interpreted, audio-described and captioned performance we know about in London this month, in one place. Pick the access you need, then browse by show or by date.
What do the access types mean?
RP
Relaxed
A more relaxed atmosphere: house lights stay partly up, loud or sudden effects are softened, and you can come and go as you need.
BSL
BSL
A British Sign Language interpreter signs the performance, usually from the side of the stage.
AD
Audio Described
Live description of the action through a headset, often with a pre-show touch tour.
CC
Captioned
The words, songs and sound effects appear on screens near the stage.
Dates can change, so always check with the venue’s access team before booking. Most theatres offer a free companion ticket and access seating — ask when you book.
