Accessibility

Event: SHAKESPEARE UNTAMED - "Macbeth"

General information

Contact name

Amanda Hock

Contact number

0407760784

Travel instructions

The event is at Merv Anderson Park in Yeppoon - also fondly known as Fig Tree Park where the monthly Fig Tree Markets are held. If you are new to the area, turn right at the Yeppoon Tourist Information Centre and follow the signage.

Entry instructions

The event area will be fenced and you will need to enter the gate on the main road side. Please find our friendly Lock&Hock Productions front of house team who will scan your tickets to enter.

After entry instructions

After you enter the gates, you are free to sit wherever you like in the provided areas. THE GROUNDLINGS AREA: Is for anyone who wishes to sit on the ground level closest to the stage. Bring your own blanket/rug and settle upon the ground. This area is not for chairs. THE GALLERY AREA: Enjoy the performance from chair height behind the Groundlings Area. This is for people bringing their OWN chairs and tables. We advise this area is also best for anyone with wheelchairs or sitting on walkers. THE ROYAL COURT: Take a seat in the provided seating area. This area will consist of a range of seating spaces at the back of the audience area. The number of spots is not determined and not guarenteed.

Hazards

This is an outdoor event held on a grassed park area. The ground may be uneven in places, so comfortable footwear is recommended. As the event takes place into the evening, please take care when moving around the park during the performance as lighting may differ from scene to scene.

Toilet location

The Merv Anderson Park public toilet complex is available to access approximately 70 metres away. The facility features wheelchair-accessible restrooms.

Accessible parking

Parking can be found in various places around this venue. Marked car parks may be found outside of the Tourist Information Centre and beside the playground and the boat ramp areas. Additional parking may be found on the opposide side of the Tourist Information Centre closest to town and also across the road from the park itself.