Access
Our theatres
Our theatres are accessible through our Malet Street entrance. We are well connected with multiple travel options to choose from via London underground services, buses and national rail services. Find out more about travelling to our theatres and see parking information here.
If you require use of our designated mobility and wheelchair seating areas, please inform the Box Office when you make your booking either online or by calling +44 (0)20 7908 4800.
Productions
See our world-leading training in action at our productions featuring the work of our talented acting and theatre production students alongside industry professionals.
We provide access to various events for Deaf audiences. If you require the use of our audio-assistance systems, please inform our box office when booking your tickets.
Captioned performances
Theatre captions are similar to television subtitles and give people who are Deaf access to live performance. The actors’ words appear on a unit placed next to the stage or in the set, at the same time as they are spoken or sung. Unlike opera surtitles for hearing audiences, captions include additional information such as speaker names, sound effects and offstage noises.
Urinetown, The Musical
by Mark Hollmann and Greg Kotis
Jerwood Vanbrugh Theatre, Malet Street
Wednesday 5 June, 7pm
Book here
House of Ife
by Beru Tessema
Gielgud Theatre, Malet Street
Thursday 6 June, 7.30pm
Book here
The Winslow Boy
by Terence Rattigan
GBS Theatre, Malet Street
Friday 7 June, 7.15pm
Book here
Further upcoming dates can be found on our What’s on pages.
Website
Our website conforms to the WCAG AA standards so that our content is easy to read and understand. The site:
- Ensures designs are colour compliant (for the benefit of colour blind and partially sighted users)
- Provides text alternatives for images
- Uses descriptive labels for buttons and form fields
- Uses valid HTML so user agents, including assistive technologies, can accurately interpret and parse content
If you notice an accessibility problem on the website, please email us at webupdates@rada.ac.uk
We are committed to making RADA a safe, inclusive space for our diverse community, where everyone can fulfil their potential.