The full address of the theatre is Royal Exchange Theatre, St Ann’s Square, Manchester M2 7DH. Their entrance is at St Ann’s Square, it has step-free access, with a lift directly to the Great Hall. You can find out more about getting there on the Royal Exchange Theatre’s website or in our travel information section below.

Tickets for all customers with access requirements to productions at the Royal Exchange Theatre are priced at £15. This price is also valid for other members of your party who may be acting as assistants/companions.

When booking online, please first complete the Royal Exchange's new access form to make sure you have any relevant access requirements selected. Then when buying tickets, as well as the discounted price being applied at checkout, certain seats which are more suited to your requirements will show as stars (rather than circles). You are still free to select any seat in the theatre.

All performances in the Royal Exchange Theatre have step-free seating reserved at stage level, in addition to several wheelchair spaces. Both the Theatre and Studio spaces are accessible to wheelchair users.

The theatre has accessible toilets, including an alarm system and mirror.

The theatre offers audio-described performances designed to improve the experience of visually impaired and blind attenders. As well as listening to the dialogue on stage, the visually impaired customer wears a headset and listens to a live description of the action on stage, provided by a fully-trained audio-describer. The audio description supplements the voice of the performers by explaining the emotions and actions of each scene, with descriptions only taking place in between dialogue. 

An audio described performance of untitled f*ck m*ss s**gon play will take place on Saturday 8 July at 2.30pm with a touch tour beforehand.

Guide dogs are welcome within the Royal Exchange. If you wish to attend a performance, a member of staff can care for your dog. Alternatively, depending upon the production, it may be possible for you to take your dog into the performance. 

Captioned performances gives audience members access to the actors dialogue via text displayed on screen, which are situated all around the front of the theatre's First Gallery Level (see image as example). Captions also include sound effects and offstage noises. 

The Royal Exchange have a matinee and an evening captioned performance for each of their theatre productions. Details of the dates for each production can be found on individual event pages under What's On & Tickets.

Captioned performances of untitled f*ck m*ss s**gon play will take place on Saturday 8 July at 2.30pm and 7.30pm.

A signed performance features a British Sign Language (BSL) interpreter who interprets the shows for deaf audiences.  The Royal Exchange have one BSL signed performance for each of their theatre productions. Details of the dates for each production can be found on individual event pages under What's On & Tickets.

When buying tickets for the BSL interpreted performance, certain seats will show as stars (rather than circles) – these seats are the ones which will give the best view of the interpreter.

Dates for a signed performance of untitled f*ck m*ss s**gon play are being confirmed. Please check back for more information or get in touch with access@royalexchange.co.uk.

Relaxed performances are designed to welcome anyone who will benefit from a more relaxed performance environment and who might be anxious about attending the theatre for a range of reasons. These include people who are neurologically diverse, people with dementia and parents with babies.

For each Relaxed Performance, the Royal Exchange Theatre team make small changes to the staging, there is a relaxed attitude to noise and movement and there are breakout areas for use during the performance.

Everyone is very welcome to attend Relaxed Performances at the Royal Exchange, regardless of whether or not you 'require' the special conditions that they offer. They are an inclusive, enjoyable experience for all. All tickets for Relaxed performances are priced at £15.

A relaxed performance of untitled f*ck m*ss s**gon play will take place on Wednesday 12 July at 2.30pm. You can book tickets here.

The play contains strong language, references to racist stereotypes of East Asian/South Asian/Pacific Islands people, implied sexual situations, and allusions to miscarriage. There are heavily stylised and unrealistic depictions of suicide, as well as blood, knives and guns.