All performances in our programme are marked with a clear Access Key which identifies any access provisions that are in place:
Live or recorded verbal description for blind and visually impaired audience members. This will either be integrated into the performance/event for everyone, or described live via headsets which will be provided by event management.
Interpreted/Integrated
Subtitles that translate or transcribe the dialogue, narrative or spoken word as well as a description of all sonic aspects of the work/non verbal noises.
Performances or events that have been adapted for people on the autistic spectrum or people who could benefit from a more relaxed environment.
Subtitles that translate or transcribe the dialogue, narrative or spoken word.
Projects with this tag will be sound based, audio works, gigs or heavily text focused performances.
Subpacs will be available for the performance; these are wearable vests that convert sound into vibrations.
Downloadable or printed Transcript of text can be provided on request to audiences.
A touch tour gives attendees who are visually impaired the opportunity to touch parts of an installation, set and any major pieces of scenery, props and costumes.
Events with this tag will be highly visual and contain minimal or no text.
The Rutherglen 900 celebrations endeavour to be as accessible as possible. If you require specific access needs to facilitate attending any events or to enable you to take part in any activities, please do get in touch with us by emailing [email protected]
