Our full address is Aviva Studios, Water Street, Manchester M3 4JQ and the what3words is chop.feeds.chase.

You can approach Aviva Studios along Water Street (coming from Quay Street) or along Liverpool Road (coming from Deansgate or Castlefield). Both entrances to the building have double sets of glass doors.

To book access tickets and personal assistant tickets please call 0161 817 4531 (Monday-Saturday, 10am-6pm) or email access@factoryinternational.org

Access bookings can be made by email or phone. They are also available in person at Aviva Studios.

Once inside Aviva Studios, there is step-free access to all areas of the venue. The flooring throughout the building is smooth concrete.

This event takes place in the Warehouse at Aviva Studio. This is a large, high ceilinged space.

The entrance to the Warehouse is by lift or stairs from the Social. Two lifts and a staircase to the Warehouse are located in the Social opposite the bar.

The Social has a range of seating, including those with arms and backs.

The bars in the Social and Hall Foyer have lowered accessible service points.

Our building is large. We have portable stools available to borrow if you would benefit from resting along the way during your visit.

We have wheelchair spaces and seats at standing events for all events.

You can find further information about general accessibility at Aviva Studios on our main Access Information page

There is step-free access to all areas of the venue, with lift access to the Warehouse from the Social, and lift and escalator access to the Hall from the Social

There are accessible toilets on all public levels of our building.

Accessible toilets are located inside the main toilets space in the brick arches of the Social.

Here you’ll find a mixture of accessible cubicles with left- or right-hand transfer, towards the back of the space, as well as ambulant accessible cubicles with grab rails, as well as a Changing Places facility.

The toilets in the brick arches of the Social are split into male, female and gender neutral – all of which contain accessible cubicles. There are shared handwashing facilities in each arch – they have soap dispensers under the mirrors to your left and dryers to the right. There are separate handwashing facilities inside the accessible cubicles.

There are additional single-room accessible toilets located in both Hall Foyers, at stalls and circle level.

There are additional single-room accessible toilets located in the Warehouse Foyer.

You do not need a key to use the accessible toilets at Aviva Studios.

Assistance dogs are welcome in our building, and we can provide mats and water bowls on request, just ask a host when you arrive. We can also take care of your assistance dog if you do not want to take your dog into the performance space. Please also refer to our assistance dogs policy.

If you are bringing an assistance dog to a ticketed event, please let us know in advance by contacting access@factoryinternational.org or calling our access phone number: 0161 817 4531 (phone lines are open 10am to 6pm, Monday to Saturday).

Please note this show contains strong language and references to abortion and miscarriage, as well as scenes of a sexual nature. If you are affected by any of these issues, we’d like to signpost to the charities Wellbeing of Women (https://www.wellbeingofwomen.org.uk), Mind (https://www.mind.org.uk/) and Support Line (https://www.supportline.org.uk/) for further resources and support. This production also contains strobe, blackout, loud noises and haze.

There is a BSL interpreted performance of Robin/Red/Breast on Saturday 25 May at 2.30pm. The Access Provider is Jude Mahon.

Robin/Red/Breast contains the following visual effects: strobe, blackout, loud noises and haze.

There is an audio described performance of Robin/Red/Breast on Sunday 19 May and the Access provider is Anne Hornsby, Minds Eye.

The first part of the performance will be experienced via a headset which will be provided at Aviva Studios. These headsets can also transmit audio for the whole performance for audiences who require assisted listening. Please let an usher know if you require this service.

Audiences that require a Bluetooth connection or T'loop setting can access the whole performance via WAVEcast receivers for assisted listening. These devices are hearing aid compatible with a neck loop.

Text copies of the script will also be available for any audience member who may benefit from being able to read the text.