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Educating Front of House Staff
Improving inclusivity and equality within theatre, for the benefit of neurologically diverse, and/or physically disadvantaged minority groups, by educating Front of House staff members on how to be more accommodating to different types of hidden disability; especially in realm of theatre.
Use the worksheets and video demonstrations to learn more.
Take the test to consolidate your new knowledge
Book onto our theatre review system
Worksheets and Video Demonstrations
This page contains worksheets and demonstrations that make up the ACT RIGHT: thoughtful theatre workshops.
Please make sure you have read the fact sheets on the education page so you have a good understand on each hidden disability before you try and accommodate them.
These following worksheets explain strategies you could explore implementing to make your theatre more inclusive.
Autistic Spectrum Disorder Travel Information
Box Office Suggestions
British Sign Language
Anxiety Attack- Mental Health First Aid
Lanyard System
Foyer and Auditorium Suggestions
Pricing
Video Demonstrations
More ways you can become more inclusive:
British Sign Language
Demonstration
Etiquette on Guiding and Addressing a Blind or Visually Impaired Person
Language Communication Tactics
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