Factory International is open to all. If you're finding our spaces or ways of working inaccessible, tell us and we'll take care of it.

Our partners and collaborators will also be doing their bit to make you feel welcome and involved here.

We have an Access Manager who coordinates work in this area but it’s part of everybody’s job at Factory International, so feel free to approach any of our staff if you have questions or concerns about accessibility.

Everyone’s needs are different, so we’ll be tweaking things as we learn more about our building and what works for you.

You can also read our Access Policy or send any questions or suggestions to our dedicated team.

Here are some things that we do to try to make our work and organisation as access friendly as possible.

• Regularly offering accessible performances and events including BSL-interpreted, captioned, audio-described and relaxed options across our whole programme.
• Training all staff and volunteers in disability and accessibility awareness.
• Providing detailed access information about the building and our programme on this website.
• Drawing on the expertise of our Disabled People's Engagement Group so that the lived experience of disabled people is at the heart of our planning and operation.
• Making sure that D/deaf, disabled and neurodivergent people are fairly and authentically represented across our programme, workforce and governance structure.
• Asking our artists and creative teams to explore and integrate access in their work.

From free tickets for Personal Assistants to priority seating and a variety of accessible performances, Factory International is open to all.