Go See: Captioned and BSL interpreted theatre in London for just £5 via Mousetrap (BSL)

Posted on January 6, 2017 by



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Mousetrap Theatre Projects is launching a new theatre audience club for deaf 16-25 year-olds, with offers to some of London’s top theatre productions for less than the price of a cinema ticket.

Members of the scheme, called AccessTheatre4£5, will benefit from:

  • £5 tickets to BSL interpreted or captioned performances in London’s best theatres
  • Extra events like pre-show or post-show talks with the actors or creative teams
  • A Mousetrap representative at each event to greet and support members
  • The chance to join Mousetrap Theatre Projects Youth Forum
  • Social events

WHAT’S ON

The first event is at Disney’s The Lion King at the Lyceum Theatre on Sunday 5 February at 2.30 pm with an accessible pre-show talk with the creative team at 1.00pm.

HOW TO SIGN UP AND BOOK

Only members are eligible for this offer, and future theatre offers. Every ticket holder for each event must be aged 16-25 (no parents or younger siblings) and either a signed-up member or a companion (also aged 16-25). Once members have signed up, they will receive details via email of how to book the latest offer.

Watch the promo in BSL below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqT-0n6Mf24

Watch the BSL introduction below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9MHANYEZNw

SIGN UP HERE

Get in touch with Mousetrap by email: access@mousetrap.org.uk


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