National Theatre of Scotland
The National Theatre of Scotland was established in 2006 and has created over 200 productions.
Access statement
Contact
Phone
+44 (0) 141 221 0970
+44 (0) 141 221 0970
Contact for Access information
Fergus Weir, Marketing Officer, National Theatre of Scotland
T: 0141 221 0970
Text: 07912540136
E: access@nationaltheatrescotland.com
Forthcoming events
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Them!
Them! is a visionary new performance event from Stewart Laing and Pamela Carter exploring identity in a changing world.Presented by: National Theatre of ScotlandPrice(s): £12 - £15Speech-To-Text-Reporting will be provided by Andrew Howell from StageText. On the day of the event, Arika will have a map displayed by the Arika Desk showing the best place to sit to see the STTR. -
Them!
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Total Immediate Collective Imminent Terrestrial Salvation
A new play by Tim Crouch. The audience sits in a circle. Together they turn the pages of a book, study the images, and sometimes share the words.Presented by: Edinburgh International Festival, National Theatre of ScotlandPrice(s): £20 (fees apply)BSL Interpreter(s): Catherine King & Yvonne Strain
Unreserved seating. Front of House staff will seat you appropriately.Website
https://www.eif.co.uk/accessEmail
access@eif.co.ukPhone
0131 473 2056Text Relay
18001 0131 473 2056Dedicated Access Staff Contact
BSL bookings via signlive.co.uk -
Total Immediate Collective Imminent Terrestrial Salvation
A new play by Tim Crouch. The audience sits in a circle. Together they turn the pages of a book, study the images, and sometimes share the words.Presented by: Edinburgh International Festival, National Theatre of ScotlandPrice(s): £20 (fees apply)Audio Describer(s): John Cummings
Touch Tour: 7pm, meet in venue foyer
Unreserved seating. Front of House staff will seat you appropriately.Website
https://www.eif.co.uk/accessEmail
access@eif.co.ukPhone
0131 473 2056Text Relay
18001 0131 473 2056Dedicated Access Staff Contact
BSL bookings via signlive.co.uk -
Total Immediate Collective Imminent Terrestrial Salvation
A new play by Tim Crouch. The audience sits in a circle. Together they turn the pages of a book, study the images, and sometimes share the words.Presented by: Edinburgh International Festival, National Theatre of ScotlandPrice(s): £20 (fees apply)During these performances, house lights are not fully dimmed, loud noises are avoided where possible and audiences are free to move about.Website
https://www.eif.co.uk/accessEmail
access@eif.co.ukPhone
0131 473 2056Text Relay
18001 0131 473 2056Dedicated Access Staff Contact
BSL bookings via signlive.co.uk -
Red Dust Road
Presented by National Theatre of Scotland, Red Dust Road is adapted from the memoir by Jackie Kay. It’s a journey full of heart, humour and profound emotion.Presented by: Edinburgh International Festival, National Theatre of ScotlandPrice(s): £20 - £25 (fees apply)BSL Interpreter(s): Catherine King & Natalie MacDonald
Optimum seating position: Front StallsWebsite
https://www.eif.co.uk/accessEmail
access@eif.co.ukPhone
+44 (0)131 473 2056Text Relay
18001 0131 473 2056Dedicated Access Staff Contact
BSL bookings via signlive.co.uk -
Red Dust Road
Red Dust Road is adapted from the soul-searching memoir by Jackie Kay, poet, playwright, novelist and Scottish Makar. It’s a journey full of heart, humour and profound emotion, exploring race, identity and family secrets, with a deeply human curiosity and compassion. Born in Edinburgh, Jackie Kay grew up in Glasgow in the 1970s as the adopted, mixed-race child of lifelong committed communists. As a child, while watching cowboys and Indians on TV, Jackie noticed her skin was a different colour to her mother’s. In searching for answers to what makes her — nature or nurture — she decided to find her birth parents. Travelling from Scotland to Nigeria, Red Dust Road chronicles Jackie’s 20-year search for her biological mother and father and her quest for them to recognise her own existence. Red Dust Road is adapted for the stage by Tanika Gupta, winner of last year’s James Tait Black Prize for her drama Lions and Tigers. Completing the creative trio is Dawn Walton, director of the acclaimed salt. by Selina Thompson.Presented by: Edinburgh International Festival, National Theatre of ScotlandPrice(s): £20 - £25 (fees apply)Audio Describer(s): Janette Knibb & Bridget Stevens
Touch Tour: 6.30pm, meet in venue foyer
Optimum seating position: Centre Stalls & Grand CircleWebsite
https://www.eif.co.uk/accessEmail
access@eif.co.ukPhone
+44 (0)131 473 2056Text Relay
18001 0131 473 2056Dedicated Access Staff Contact
BSL bookings via signlive.co.uk -
Total Immediate Collective Imminent Terrestrial Salvation
A new play by Tim Crouch. The audience sits in a circle. Together they turn the pages of a book, study the images, and sometimes share the words.Presented by: Edinburgh International Festival, National Theatre of ScotlandPrice(s): £20 (plus £1 per ticket booking fee)BSL Interpreter(s): Catherine King & Yvonne Strain
Unreserved seating. Front of House staff will seat you appropriately.Website
https://www.eif.co.uk/accessEmail
access@eif.co.ukPhone
0131 473 2056Text Relay
18001 0131 473 2056Dedicated Access Staff Contact
BSL bookings via signlive.co.uk -
Thank You Very Much
This new work from Claire Cunningham uses Elvis tribute artists to explore impersonation, identity, and the challenges of being yourself.Presented by: National Theatre of ScotlandPrice(s): £12 - £15Captioning will be integrated into the performance. -
Thank You Very Much
This new work from Claire Cunningham uses Elvis tribute artists to explore impersonation, identity, and the challenges of being yourself.Presented by: National Theatre of ScotlandPrice(s): £12 - £15Captioning will be integrated into the performance. -
Thank You Very Much
This new work from Claire Cunningham uses Elvis tribute artists to explore impersonation, identity, and the challenges of being yourself.Presented by: National Theatre of ScotlandPrice(s): £12 - £15Captioning will be integrated into the performance. -
Thank You Very Much
This new work from Claire Cunningham uses Elvis tribute artists to explore impersonation, identity, and the challenges of being yourself.Presented by: National Theatre of ScotlandPrice(s): £12 - £15Captioning will be integrated into the performance.