Facilities for Blind & Visually Impaired People

Audio Described Performances

Live commentary by trained describers, interspersed with the actors' dialogue, is relayed by a discreet headset. Please let us know if you require this service at point of booking.

Adam Buxton in a field wearing a fur hat and reflective jacket. He's a white male in his 50s with dark eyebrows, a white beard and wearing glasses

Adam Buxton's Best of Bug | Fri 28 Jul, 7.30pm

British writer, comedian and podcast host Adam Buxton brings BUG, the long running, sell out BFI music video show to the Brighton Dome for a special show in support of Wild Vision Forest School.

Expect a selection of outstanding videos from the last few years, variously unhinged comments from the online community and other nonsense from Adam's laptop.

This event will be Audio Described and include a Touch Tour. To book access tickets please email access@brightondome.org. Find out more about our access scheme here

Click here to find out more about Best of Bug and book tickets

Touch Tours

For blind or visually impaired patrons, touch tours offer tactile introductions to the set, costumes, props, instruments - and even some of the actors or musicians - before or after a show. They may also be useful for people with autism spectrum condition to help familiarise themselves with the show ahead of the performance.Tickets are free but must be booked in advance.

To book an accompanying Touch Tour alongside your ticket purchase please call our ticket office on 01273 709709 or email tickets@brightondome.org

High Audio Content

These are events with a high audio content. You can also have a look at our full classical, contemporary music, comedy, spoken word and talks programmes

Assistance dogs

Assistance dogs are welcomed at all events. If you would like to make arrangements for us to look after your dog during the performance please email access@brightondome.org