sign language interpretation
james@queens-theatre.co.uk

A Sign Language Interpreter bridges the communication gap between a sign language and a spoken language. In the United Kingdom the sign language is usually British Sign Language (BSL). We offer a Sign Language Interpreted performance for BSL users for each of our four repertory productions every season and more for our pantomime. Whenever it is possible we have signed performances for other works in the theatre.

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interpreted performances

hay fever
Wednesday 15 October at 8pm
Interpreted by Martin Roberts

the mummy's tomb
Wednesday 19 November at 8pm
Interpreted by Tracey Tyer

dick whittington
Wednesday 10 December and Thursday 8 January at 6.30pm
Interpreted by Ivan Osborne

useful information

interactive bsl seating plan

We reserve seats for our D/deaf and BSL audience to ensure, what we feel, is the best view of both the Interpreter and the action on stage.

Email us to:
- receive our sign language ebulletin
- have a written synopsis of a show
- give us your feedback

useful links

- What is a Sign Language Interpreter?
- The history of British Sign Language
- Interpreted Performance Archive