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He’s an associate professor of ESL & bilingual education at Northern Illinois University. Photo Roswitha Chesher.On this week’s show we're reaching into the illustrious Teachers' Lounge library to bring you a classic episode of the show with James Cohen. Top image shows A 21st Century Tea Dance at the Albany. If you have a specific requirement or question, please get in touch so we can make sure you have the best possible experience. We want everyone to be able to take part in our events and activities and enjoy our buildings. We also run projects, classes and workshops that are inclusive, take a look at what’s coming up in Get involved. – Evidence that registered severely sight impaired (blind) – Front page of Attendance Allowance letter (no specific rate) – Front page of DLA / PIP (no specific rate) Although we will review an application without the recommended evidence on a case-by-case basis. If you have any questions, you’re more than welcome to also email us on note: you may be required to provide the below forms of copied evidence.

To book your free personal assistant ticket, please either call the Albany box office on 020 8692 4446 or pop in to speak with a member of our box office team in person, who will happily process the tickets on your behalf. We offer a companion or personal assistant ticket free of charge for people with disabilities or conditions who are booking a ticket and require a companion with them to be able to attend our events. BSL Interpreted performancesĪn interpreter will stand in a visible position and interpret the spoken and heard elements of a performance. Captioned performancesĪt a captioned performance the words are displayed on a screen (or screens), placed near the stage or in the set and can be seen at the same time as they are spoken or sung. We will normally also run touch tours before the performance to allow audiences to explore the set. It describes action that is essential to the understanding of the story, as well as other visual information such as the style and design, sets, costumes, facial expressions and visual jokes. / Audio Described performancesĪudio description is a live verbal commentary providing information on the visual elements of a production as it unfolds. We run a range of access enhanced performances, take a look at what’s coming up in Shows & events – just click the Access enhanced button to view performances which are Relaxed or include audio description, captioning or BSL interpretation. Assistance animals can be brought into all of our spaces (including during performances) or be looked after by the staff team. We can also provide extra time to get into and settled in our performance spaces and extra information in advance or on the day to support people to feel comfortable at our events. We view ourselves as a relaxed venue – that means we welcome people who can’t always sit still and in silence throughout a performance. You can find out about travel to our sites and what it’s like when you arrive on our venue pages (including virtual tours) for the Albany, Deptford Lounge or Canada Water Theatre.

This is a link to AbilityNet’s toolkits for accessibility on the webĪll of our venues are accessible to those with a wide range of needs and requirements.

This is a link to the Arts Council’s page on accessibility with additional tips and information sources.If you have any problems or comments, please use the contacts in the box on the right to tell us. Having a consistent layout and structure for navigation so you can get where you need to go and travel easily between sections.Using headings, as large a font size as possible and high colour contrast to make content easier to read.We’ve tried to make our website more usable for everyone by: This also makes it easier to zoom in and out as the site scales easily. This website is designed to work equally well on computers, phones, and tablets. Our site is designed to be accessible for screenreader users.Īnyone who has difficulty using a mouse can navigate our site using their keyboard. People with visual impairments can use our website with screenreader software. On a touchscreen of any kind: touch the screen with 2 fingers and move them apart from each other to zoom in.You can press Control and the – (minus) key to make it smaller again. On a computer: using your keyboard, press and hold the control key and press the + (plus) key to enlarge the text.If you need to make text larger anywhere on this website:

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