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Accessibility

Upcoming access performances
Audio Described – Saturday 4 May 2024, 2.30pm
Captioned – Friday 17 May 2024, 7.30pm

Supporting your visit to the Bridge Theatre

This page explains all of the facilities available at the Bridge Theatre to help you plan your visit. We welcome any comments and suggestions about the accessibility of the Bridge Theatre and our programme.

Arriving at the Bridge Theatre
The theatre is located a 10 minute walk from London Bridge tube station which is an accessible station. TFL have more information on accessibility on the underground.

Nearest parking is Q-Park Tower Bridge (a secure car park located outside the Congestion Zone, a short walk from the Shard London Bridge and Tower Bridge).

Drop offs can be made on Potters Fields (next to the LaLit hotel), from which there is a 1 minute level access walk to the entrance of the theatre. A map of the local area with Blue Badge Accessible Parking can be found on the Southwark Council Website.

A visual guide to Guys & Dolls
If you or someone you know would benefit from a visual guide ahead of attending Guys & Dolls you can download our PDF.
For further information ahead of your visit please email access@bridgetheatre.co.uk

Access List

We offer disabled concessionary rate tickets for performances at the Bridge Theatre. To book these tickets, you need to sign up to our Access List.

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Facilities for d/Deaf & hard of hearing people

We offer facilities for d/Deaf and hard of hearing people plus, where possible, captioned performances.

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Facilities for visually impaired people

We provide facilities for visually impaired people plus, where possible, audio-described performances.

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Physical Access

Find out more about physical accessibility at The Bridge including information about wheelchair accessible spaces, lift access, and seat dimensions.

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Dementia Friends

The Bridge Theatre is an accredited Dementia Friendly Venue.

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Website Accessibility

This website has been developed to conform to the W3C accessibility guidelines for level AA compliance.

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