Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
Yes. The Red Rattler Theatre is a ground-level, warehouse-style space with step-free access throughout, including entry, performance areas, bar, and amenities. The floor is flat and navigable.
Are there accessible and non-gendered toilets?
Yes. The venue provides accessible, non-gendered toilets that will be available for the duration of the event.
Will there be seating?
Yes. Seating will be available. Seating will be prioritised for people with access needs. If you require alternative or arranged seating, please let door staff or an Accessibility Angel know on arrival.
What support will be available on the night?
There will be Accessibility Angels floating throughout the venue whose role is to support access needs on the night. They can assist with finding seating, navigating the space, taking breaks, accessing toilets, or answering questions. You’re welcome to approach them at any time.
Will the event be loud or have sensory considerations?
This is a live performance event and will include amplified sound, music, and crowd noise, as well as changes in lighting. Lighting effects will not include strobe. Earplugs can be purchased at the bar.
Are breaks allowed?
Yes. You are free to enter, exit, or take breaks as needed. Re-entry will be permitted without question.
Will content warnings be provided?
Yes. Some performances may include adult themes, strong language, political content, or partial nudity. Content warnings will be provided where possible.
Is there a quiet or low-stim area?
While there is no designated quiet room, there will be lower-stim areas where people can step away from the main performance space. Accessibility Angels can help direct you if needed.
Can I bring support people or mobility aids?
Yes. Support people, mobility aids, and assistive devices are welcome. Support workers or companions accompanying someone with access needs should contact us in advance.
How can I let you know about my access needs?
If you’d like to flag access needs in advance, you can contact the organisers via the event page. You can also speak directly to door staff or an Accessibility Angel on the night.
What if something isn’t working on the night?
Please let us know. We are committed to listening, adjusting, and responding in real time wherever possible.

Any questions can be directed to nguraambang@gmail.com with the subject line "SEEDING STRENGTH: Accessibility."

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