Accessibility
If you have any specific requirements to enable you to attend your event and to ensure that we fully understand your needs, please contact us in advance of arriving to the venues info@uncensoredfest.com.
Wheelchair spaces and free companion tickets can also be reserved in advance.
BSL INTERPRETED EVENT: UNCENSORED’s ROUNDTABLE: WHO IS AFRAID OF PORN?
Sunday 19 May 2019 @ 19:30-21:30 The Yard Theatre
This is a free event but you must book your ticket in advance HERE .
SUBTITLED SCREENING The entire Friday programme has subtitled screenings.
Book your ticket HERE.
The Old Baths
The Old Baths is wheelchair accessible and has gender neutral toilets. Please contact the team at info@uncensoredfest.com prior to your arrival so that we can meet you at the main entrance and show you the accessible entrance.
The Yard Theatre and Hub 67
The Yard Theatre and Hub67 are both wheelchair accessible and have gender neutral toilets.
COMING TOGETHER
If you have the financial means to help a fellow ally, and want to SHARE THE PORNY LOVE, then why not buy them a ticket? This is an anonymous service, providing tickets for those who otherwise would not be able to attend. You do not know who you have paid for and they do not know who has paid for them.
Those eligible for ‘COMING TOGETHER’ can select an event they would like to attend. If money is donated to the scheme and there is availability within their desired activity, they will be given a ticket.
Who is eligible for COMING TOGETHER?
We request that you email us including the name of the event you would like to attend. Please note that your details are kept entirely confidential.
Examples of those eligible include but are not limited to:
– Individuals experiencing significant financial hardship / long term unemployment
– Members of a marginalised group
– Single parents or primary carers
**Please only apply if it would be impossible for you otherwise to attend the event**. This helps save funds for those in need.
***As UNCENSORED’s first edition we are constantly learning and evolving. Please do not hesitate to email us with any suggestions of ways in which we could consider improving the accessibility of the festival***