Access Guide to London's Theatres

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Barbican Theatre and The Pit WHITECROSS ST. Barbican LONG LANE P MONTAGUE ST. ALDERSGATE STREET BEECH STREET P Barbican Centre P WOOD STREET P CHISWELL STREET SILK STREET P LONDON WALL Moorgate P MOORGATE FINSBURY PAVEMENT 2 theatres in one building. The following information is common to both. How to book Contact the Box Office (9am–8pm daily) Tel 020 7638 8891 Fax 020 7382 7270 Minicom 020 7382 7297 Discounts Half-price for both disabled customers and their companions when joining the Access Membership Scheme. This can be joined through the website, by calling the Box Office or emailing access@barbican.org.uk Seating Plan Faxback 09069 104 407 An access guide is available in Braille, large print or on audio tape by contacting the Box Office on the above numbers or by emailing access@barbican.org.uk The guide can also be downloaded from www.barbican.org.uk Barbican/Moorgate (approx. 250m) 20
Barbican Centre, Silk Street, EC2Y 8DS www.barbican.org.uk 153 (stops outside theatre) 8, 11, 23, 26, 35, 42, 43, 47, 48, 55, 56, 76, 78, 100, 133, 141, 149, 172, 214, 242, 243, 271, 344 4 (Mon–Sat only), 21, 25, 521 (Mon–Fri only) Barbican Centre underground car park, with free parking for blue badge holders. Please present your car park ticket and your blue badge to the Ticket Desk or Information Point. You will be given a sticker entitling you to free parking. Park in Car Park 3 which is entered via Silk Street. Walkway to level -1. Car Park 3 has 6 spaces for disabled customers. Car Park 5 has an extra spaces and access via a ramp to the ground floor foyer. Details for each auditorium follow. Barbican Theatre Venue details The easiest way to approach the Centre is by car. Follow the signs from Silk Street to Car Park 3, and you will arrive at a setting down point on the Roadway at Stalls level -1. Automatic doors into level -1. From here, all levels of the theatre are accessible via lifts. The main lifts have tactile buttons and voice announcements. Ticket Desk on the right. Front of Stalls down 22 steps from lift (no centre aisle). 3 steps between rows in the Circle and the Upper Circle. Steps are highlighted. Radio system with 50 headsets. Collect from Stalls Right entrance. Induction loop at box office and all points of contact from 2005. Occasional sign language interpreted, audio described and captioned performances. 21
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