Visiting Us
WHERE WE AREFor a map and how to find us please see the details on our Contact Us page.
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Fax: RADA Reception
Reception is manned between the following times to support the activities going on in various places: RADA Bar and Foyer
Monday to Friday 9.00am to 11pm Access
There is level access to the RADA Bar and Foyer through the main Malet Street entrance. Access to all theatres by lift from the rear of the Foyer. Bus numbers 10, 24, 73, 134, 390 stop in Gower Street. ParkingThree disabled bays are situated outside our Malet Street entrance, offering 24 hour parking. Between the hours of 8.30am and 6.30pm Monday to Saturday, pay and display parking is available in Malet Street. Before 8.30am and after 6.30pm parking is free in permit bays and on single yellow lines. Theatres
Jerwood Vanbrugh Theatre
GBS Theatre
John Gielgud Theatre RADA's theatres and studios are available to hire. TOURSRADA does offer historical tours of our Gower/Malet Street Building. Please visit our RADA Tours page for further details. SeatingThere are designated seating areas in each of the three theatre spaces for patrons with limited mobility or those using a wheelchair. If you wish to sit in one of these designated areas please inform the Box Office when making the booking. The booking clerk should be advised whether you will be using a theatre seat or remaining in your wheelchair. Please arrive no later than fifteen minutes prior to curtain up. This will allow adequate time for one of the Ushers to escort you to your seat before the House opens. Audio AssistanceEvery theatre if fitted with a Senheisser infra-red audio assistance system. Units can be reserved in advance through the Box Office, or simply collected on arrival from the Duty Manager. The system can be used either to enhance a hearing-aid signal in the same way as a hearing loop, or simply as a stand alone headset unit. When scheduled, audio-described performances will make use of the system. ToiletsToilet facilities for disabled patrons are located at the rear of the Foyer and on the lower ground floor, on the route to the GBS Theatre. Emergency ProceduresIn the event of an emergency, the Duty Manager may have to evacuate the building. Whilst it is always preferable to evacuate everyone as soon as possible, the building is equipped with a series of Disabled Refuge Points for the use of patrons who feel unable to leave immediately without putting themselves or others at risk. There is a Refuge Point on the central stairwell landing on every floor throughout the building. A member of the Front of House team will be available to escort patrons to the nearest Refuge Point and ensure patrons remain accompanied until they can safely be evacuated. An alarm and speaker system with easy to follow instructions allows those present at the Refuge Point to communicate directly with RADA staff coordinating the emergency evacuation of the building with the Emergency Services. Student Facilities
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