Accessibility
The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra aims to make our concerts as accessible as possible. Each of our venues works to ensure that our audience's access needs are met. Find out more information below.
At our venues
London venues
Find out more about accessibility at our London venues
More of our venues
Find information about accessibility at more of our venues across the country via the link below.
Experience it with BSL
Performances with British Sign Language (BSL)
Some RPO concerts at the Royal Albert Hall and Southbank Centre will feature a BSL performer on stage. To find out how to book specific seats reserved for BSL users, please follow the instructions on each event page.
More about the concert
Large print programmes
Large print versions and digital formats of each programme for our own-promotion concerts are available on request for customers with accessibility requirements. Please email your request to Doran Crowhurst crowhurstd@rpo.co.uk at least one full week before the performance.
Relaxed Performances
Our Relaxed Performances are designed for those who may find traditional concerts challenging to attend, including adults and children with learning disabilities, movement disorders, sensory impairments, autistic spectrum disorder, dementia and other neurological conditions, or those with young children or babies.
New to orchestral performances?
Going to a concert
Not sure about what the experience of going to an orchestral concert is like? Read more about what you can expect as an audience member.
