Step-free access The route from the entrance to the auditorium is step-free. The auditorium itself is step-free, with Row A at floor level - book here if you need step-free seating. The other rows are raked, with steps between them.

Seats
Seats are 450mm (around 18 inches) wide at the smallest. Backrests, no armrests, cushioned seats. Wider seats are available - they're labelled on the seat map.

Distance to toilets
A14 and A15 are closest to the toilets on the ground level.

We have wheelchair spaces on Row A, at floor level. Our floor is a flat concrete surface. Wheelchair spaces and transfer seats are limited.

Wheelchair spaces and companion seats must be booked through box office. Companion tickets are free. Email boxoffice@theyardtheatre.co.uk or call 020 3606 0164.

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.

Join our free Access Membership to book seats held for access bookers, at the access rate. Full access details are here.

What you get

01 Seats reserved for access bookers, only available through Access Membership
02 Seats held for captioned, audio described and BSL performances
03 Tickets at the access rate
04 A free companion ticket where you need someone with you

How to join

Email boxoffice@theyardtheatre.co.uk or call 020 3606 0164, Monday to Friday, 10am to 5.30pm. Tell us what you need and we'll get you set up.

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.

for colored girls who have considered suicide / when the rainbow is enuf
Thursday 1 October, 7pm

Lear
Thursday 10 December, 7pm

There's Something About Adam Black
Thursday 11 February, 7pm

Mrs Dalloway
Thursday 8 April, 7pm

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.

for colored girls who have considered suicide / when the rainbow is enuf
Thursday 24 September, 7pm

Lear
Thursday 16 September, 7pm

There's Something About Adam Black
Thursday 18 February, 7pm

Mrs Dalloway
Thursday 30 March, 7pm