Captain Sprout and the Christmas Pirates Access performances Do you struggle to hear or see at the theatre? Maybe you like to talk or move around a lot. Or perhaps you feel nervous or anxious during live shows. If so, you might enjoy one of our access performances of Captain Sprout and the Christmas Pirates.
Captain Sprout and the Christmas Pirates is the story of a naughty group of pirates who try to ruin Christmas, but don’t worry, The show is at Guildhall Theatre, Market Place, Derby, DE1 3AE. It is on between Thursday 8 and Wednesday 28 December.
When can I see the show? There will be BSL Shadow interpreted performances on Friday 9 December at 10:30am, Wednesday 14 December at 1:30pm, Saturday 17 December at 2:30pm and Wednesday 28 December at 11am. There will be audio described performances on Saturday 17 December at 11am and Tuesday 27 December at 2:30pm. There will be a relaxed performance on Sunday 11 December at 2:30pm. How do I buy tickets to see the show, get more information or ask questions?
Call us using the telephone number 01332 255800 or send us a text message using the number 07812 301233
Contact us using Typetalk by using the number 18001 01332 255800
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BSL shadow interpreted
Audio described
British Sign Language (BSL) shadow interpreted performances allow people who are Deaf or for whom BSL is their first or preferred language to access live performances. Interpreters stay on the stage and are part of the perfomance rather than off to the side,
Audio described performances are for people who may not be able to see everything that is happening on the stage. Audio description is a live verbal commentary on the visual elements of a production. The description is broadcast through
Relaxed performances
A relaxed performance is intended specifically to be sensitive to audience members who may benefit from a more relaxed environment, including (but not limited to) those with autistic spectrum conditions, anyone with sensory and communication disorders or learning disabled people. This means that there is a more casualthan-usual approach to the theatre experience.