All In for Disabled People

We’re starting with the things you enjoy the most, whether that’s a night out at the cinema, a trip to the museum, or watching a live stream from the theatre. As a disabled-led team, we know how frustrating and time-consuming it can be to do the things you love. That’s why, we’re working hard to help the creative and cultural industry open its doors to everyone. Including you.

We also want to improve the booking process, by making it easier for you to share your access requirements. That means no more long waits on the phone or worrying about whether someone’s understood your needs.

We’re also going to provide standards and training to help venues improve their access, so you have a better experience from the moment you decide to go out, to the moment you head home.

It’s important we do this right, which is why we’re talking to D/deaf, disabled and neurodivergent people to find out what they need from a nationwide access scheme like All In.

The scheme is currently in development. We hope to share updates with you soon.

As audience members we want to feel seen, understood and valued. We’re making progress, but exploring the language we use, the way we view things and questioning the way things have always been done, would push us towards true equality.