Rose Theatre Kingston

BOOKING INFORMATION

If you have any specific seating requirements, you require a wheelchair space (there are 10 spaces in the auditorium, 5 in the stalls and 5 in the circle) or you wish to book for any of the audio described, captioned or sign-interpreted performances listed below, please book by one of the following methods:

- In person at the Rose box office. Click here to see a map.
- By calling 020 7087 7960
- By emailing customer.relations@seetickets.com
- Minicom 020 7087 7960
- Fax 020 7087 7771

FORTHCOMING ACCESS PERFORMANCES AT THE ROSE:

For more information on how Audio description, Captioning and Sign-interpreted performances can help you to access a production at the Rose, please download the information sheet below.

Clicking on the title below will take you to further information about each production.

Judi Dench in A Midsummer Night's Dream
Signed performance 5 March 7.30pm. Signed by Donna Ruane of Theatresign
STAGETEXT Captioned performance 11 March 7.30pm.
Audio described performance 18 March 2pm.

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ACCESS MAILING LIST
 

To be kept up-to-date with forthcoming Audio described, STAGETEXT Captioned and Sign-interpreted performances as they are scheduled, join our Free Access Mailing List, and receive email or postal mailings at the start of every season. Email access@rosetheatrekingston.org or call 020 8939 4051.

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ACCESS INFORMATION:

There is level access into the Rose Theatre and the Café from the pavement and there are automatic entrance doors.

There is a lift to each level of the venue and accessible toilets on each.

There are two blue badge (disabled) parking bays in the High Street opposite the theatre. Alternatively, patrons may be dropped off in Wadbroke Street to the left of the entrance (no parking). There are numerous blue badge parking bays in The Rose Car Park, which is a short walk from the theatre.

Wheelchair spaces are located in the stalls, behind Row D (behind seats 18 & 19, and seats 54 & 55) and in the Circle, behind rows D (behind seats 18 & 18, and seats 54 & 55). There are 5 wheelchair spaces in the stalls, and 5 in the circle (totalling 10 in the auditorium). For more information on booking these seats, click here. There are companion seats for all wheelchair spaces in the row in-front.

There are no wheelchair spaces in the Upper Circle, but there is wheelchair access to the Upper Circle foyer and Gallery.

Please let is know in advance if one of your party is bringing a guide dog, so that we can arrange a water bowl and dog-sitter during the performance.

Hearing Enhancement & Headsets

An Infra-red audio system is available in the main theatre.

Two types of hearing enhancement are available; if you wear a hearing aid, you can collect a neck-loop from the theatre cloakroom. By wearing the neck-loop and switching your hearing aid to the 'T' position, all spoken or sung dialogue will be amplified through your hearing aid. If you do not wear a hearing aid, you can pick up a set of discreet ear-phones from the theatre cloakroom, and all spoken or sung dialogue during the performance will be amplified through this headset. A returnable deposit of £5 is required for both the neck-loop, and head-set.

If you have specific accesibility requirements or any questions then please call 020 8546 6983 (option 2) or email access@rosetheatrekingston.org