Access

We are committed to being accessible and welcoming to everyone.

CLICK HERE FOR FULL LISTINGS OF CURRENT ACCESSIBLE PERFORMANCES

To make your visit as enjoyable as possible we offer a range of services that include:

our sincere thanks for the kindness and respect shown by every member of staff we encountered.

Audience Feedback 2022


Information about our buildings

Salisbury Playhouse

Automatic Doors to Salisbury Playhouse

Lift to Main House (the lift measures approx: 780mm wide and 1400mm deep)

Wheelchair boxes in the Main House at Salisbury Playhouse (entrance width approx: 820mm)

Wheelchair spaces in The Salberg at Salisbury Playhouse

Accessible Toilets are located downstairs to the left of the main bar

ACCESSIBLE PARKING AT THE PLAYHOUSE

There are three disabled parking spaces at the front of Salisbury Playhouse. If those are full, further disabled parking may be found in Central Car Park next to Shop Mobility in Maltings car park.

For more details about accessible parking in Salisbury, CLICK HERE

Salisbury Arts Centre

Automatic Doors to Salisbury Arts Centre

Lift to the Media Space, White Room and Arts Space

Wheelchair spaces available in all rooms within the venue.

Accessible Toilets are located downstairs to the left of the main bar

ACCESSIBLE PARKING AT THE ARTS CENTRE

There are two disabled parking spaces available at the rear of the Arts Centre, accessed via the driveway on Bedwin Street. If those are full, further disabled parking may be found in College Street car park.
For more details about accessible parking in Salisbury, CLICK HERE

Carer/Companion Scheme

For audience members with disabilities who would be unable to attend a performance unless accompanied. We are pleased to offer a carer companion seat free of charge with the purchase of a full-price ticket of the same performance.

For more information or help with booking your seats, contact our friendly Ticket Sales team and they will be happy to help.

UPCOMING ACCESS PERFORMANCES

  1. A Chorus of Disapproval by Alan Ayckbourn. A man is standing by a curtain holding a script looking scared. A hand is reaching towards the man’s head and a stockinged leg is poking out from behind the curtain.

    A Chorus Of Disapproval

    Comedic
    Genius
    Classic
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  2. Sleeping Beauty

    Pantomime
    Family
    Festive
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