Glossary of Terms
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Front of House Theatre Staff, provided by the Theatre, to assist disabled Theatregoer’s with access to public areas of the theatre - this must be pre-arranged
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Seats in the Auditortium with step-free or lift access, normally to areas in the Stalls or Circle in the Auditorium. The physical Theatre Seats can be removed, if you are using your own wheelchair - this must be pre-arranged
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Toilets designed specifically for people with extra mobility needs. This often includes raised toilet seats, grab handles and grab bars etc. They differ wildly - some are large enough to turn a Wheelchair around in and some aren’t.
A RADAR Key may be required to gain access -
The main area, within a Theatre, containing Stalls, Circle, Upper Circle and Balcony - this list is not exhaustive. Different theatres have different names describing the same areas
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Original London Cast - The cast who opened show on Opening Night.
The Programme and Souvenir Brochure are often rare and sought after and can command a high price.