British Sign Language Interpreted Performances & STAGETEXT Captioned Performance.

Cinema subtitles, film information and booking line.

Closed captions/HOH subtitles are displayed at the bottom of the screen to help viewers who are d/Deaf or hard of hearing to enjoy the film fully. Captioned screenings take place on Sunday and a weekday.

Please check our online and paper listings for the latest information regarding subtitled screenings.

Closed captions/HOH subtitles are displayed at the bottom of the screen to help viewers who are d/Deaf or hard of hearing to enjoy the film fully. Captioned screenings take place on Sunday and a weekday.

Please check our online and paper listings for the latest information regarding subtitled screenings.

Eye2Eye is a collaborative visual arts project. This exhibition is set to explore the complex themes of deafness, deaf and hearing spaces, discrimination and ways of seeing and being.

We're an arts based group run by Deaf and disabled people, including people with extra marginalisions inc LGBTQIA* and BAMER. Activities include Aerial circus skills, Yoga, Photography and film, sign language, massage, self-run food projects with lots of vegan and gluten free options, socials plus more things on their way.

BSL interpreted events. Exhibitions by Deaf artists with BSL interpretation. Videos of/about exhibitions & events with BSL interpretation.

Cinema subtitles. On their website there are filter options (on the right-hand side of the screen): look for the Accessibility tab and select Subtitled for the list of subtitled screenings.

I am a Textile and Combined Artist working on my own pieces of art and design as well taking public and private commissions. I am also a creative consultant, and I run Deaf Awareness training specifically related to the Arts and Arts Education. Of course, I also deliver general deaf awareness training. I deliver workshops in specific textile skills including dying, repeat pattern design and screen printing. I create installations for public outside art spaces and exhibitions fusing textile with combined arts.

Signdance Collective are a culturally diverse, D/deaf and disabled led professional theatre company who are pioneers of Signdance theatre. 2022 sees them celebrating 35 years of Signdance as a theatre form, a form that is continually evolving to creatively combine sign language, dance, film, live music and spoken word to produce highly visual and original performances.

The company also offers workshops in Signdance Theatre.

As part of their celebrations they are bringing two shows to The Brighton Fringe Festival.

Signdance Collective will be performing accessible shows at The Brighton Fringe 2022. Oriente Plus / Power Cut is unmissable street theatre - A Caribbean story about the things that keep us together, even when the world tears us apart.

A story about power cuts and generators, of crossroads and ocean crossings, of haunted bodies and dancing souls.

Tickets available through The Brighton Fringe Box Office https://www.brightonfringe.org/whats-on/oriente-plus-power-cut-a-caribbean-story-160812/

Signed and Captioned Performances. Nationally, the ticket sales system, ATG, will soon be offering an Access Membership Scheme – this is free to join. You can do this the first time you pick up tickets from the box office in person. It will then mean you can book seats online instead of having to call.

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