We’re committed to ensuring as many people as possible enjoy our programme.
Below is information on how we’ve made our venues accessible. Please get in touch with our friendly box office team for help with any additional queries. We recommend booking wheelchair spaces in advance.
The Maltings
Venue access
- Disabled parking spaces available in the public car park in front of our venue
- Level and ramped access is located to the far left of the front entrance
- Power assisted doors at the front entrance
- Lift located in the foyer with access to all floors
- Adapted toilet on floor -3
- Our Main House has a fixed number of
wheelchair spaces, which we recommend pre-booking at Box Office - Our Studio has centre handrails. Seating in the
studio is unassigned, however disabled seating in the front
row can be reserved through the Box Office. - We welcome guide dogs
- If you need any additional information or you’d like a large
print version of our brochure, please contact the Box Office.
Baby changing facilities & breast feeding
Baby changing facilities are located on floor -3 (accessible by lift). The Maltings supports the rights of women to discreetly breastfeed in all public areas of the building.
Maltings Cinema at Berwick Barracks
- Maltings Cinema at Berwick Barracks is all on one level and has baby changing facilities.
- There is Disabled parking available at Parade Car Park.
- Maltings Cinema at Berwick Barracks welcomes guide dogs.
The Granary Gallery
- The Granary Gallery is located on the second floor of the YHA and has full disabled access including lift and ramp access.
- There is Disabled parking available at Bridge Street Car Park.
- The Granary welcomes guide dogs.
The Gymnasium Gallery
- The Gymnasium Gallery is all on ground level with full disabled access including ramped access.
- Disabled parking is available at Parade Car Park.
- The Gallery welcomes guide dogs.
Accessible Cinema
As well as doing our best to make physical access to our buildings as straightforward and comfortable as possible, we’re also developing new strands of work.
Accessible Cinema
For longer runs of films, we aim to schedule at least one screening with subtitles for anyone affected by hearing loss.
Our Relaxed Screenings offer a more comfortable cinema experience for those who may find traditional screenings overwhelming, including individuals with autism, neurodiversity, sensory sensitivities, anxiety, and young children.
These screenings feature:
- The lighting left on low
- Reduced sound
- No trailers or adverts
- Freedom to move around and make noise
The Stage Door Bar is available as a “chill-out space” during the screening.