This guide is to help you get to know Rose Theatre Kingston before you arrive.

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Visual Story This guide is to help you get to know Rose Theatre Kingston before you arrive. If you have any questions or would like more information about the Theatre, our Box Office team will be happy to help. Phone: 0208 174 0090 Email: info@rosetheatrekingston.org What does the Theatre look like? This is what the Theatre looks like from the outside, when you get inside, you will see our Box Office.

Here is our Box Office and foyer If you don t already have your tickets with you, you will need to collect your tickets when you get to the Theatre. You might have to queue to get these. The place where you get the tickets is called the Box Office. The area next to the Box Office is the foyer and this can get quite busy before the show. Where to get food and drink and sit down before the show

There are seats on all floors, including the Café (above). The first and second floors (called the Circle and Upper Circle) will be much quieter if you wish to have some chill out time before, during or after the performance. On the ground floor, the café sells cakes and sandwiches, alcoholic and soft drinks as well as crisps and snacks. You can pre-order drinks for the interval, which will be waiting for you when you come into the foyer during the break. We also sell ice cream in lots of yummy flavours! Who you will see at the Theatre Lots of different people work at the Theatre and you might see some of them during your visit. Our Front of House team may be walking around with walkie-talkies. They are there to make sure that everything runs smoothly. They will check your tickets and help you to find your seats. They can also answer any questions that you may have about the play or about the Theatre. You can take small bags and coats into the auditorium with you (or we do have a cloakroom you can use for larger bags). You can just pop these on the backs of your seats or underneath them. You may also take in any electronic devices that you may need. If you can, we would like you to turn off any non-essential electronic items during the performance.

Where you will watch the show This is where you will sit and watch the play. Take your time before the show to find your seats and get comfy before the show begins. Everyone who is watching the show will have their own seat to sit in. You can find which seat you are sitting in on your ticket. Here s what the seats look like: It won t be a problem if you want to get up out of your seat to move around or if you d like to leave the auditorium if you would like some quiet time, or to use the toilets. Don t worry if it gets a bit darker when the show starts, it s normal for the lights to go out. Everyone will need to try to be quiet and to sit still if they can, but some people will make some noise or movement, but this is nothing to worry about. You will see the actors come out on the stage, which is at the front of the theatre and is raised up so you can see what is going on. Unfortunately it s only the actors, and not the audience (that s you), who are allowed on the stage. The name for all the scenery, furniture and objects used on the stage is called the set, which is on the stage.

You might find that watching a theatre show is like watching a film or television, but the actors are in the same room as you! After some parts of the show, some people might clap. Don t worry though as clapping is good because it tells the performers that you are enjoying their show. If you are enjoying the show, it would be great if you could clap as well, but you don t have to. If you find the clapping too loud, just cover your ears, it won t go on for too long. Even though watching the show might sometimes be quite loud or bright and feel a bit scary, it is good to remember that none of it can hurt you. If you need to go to the toilet, you can look out for the signs or ask the ushers to show you were to go. The signs look like the below: You can also leave the auditorium if the show is too noisy for you, and you would like to take a break. We have a number of different places you can sit in to have some quiet time. At the end of the show, all the performers will come out on stage. This is called a curtain call. Everyone will clap so that the actors know how much they liked the show. Sometimes people will stand up and clap. If you want to, you can clap as well, but you don t have to. If the clapping is too loud you can cover your ears. We hope that you enjoy your visit to Rose Theatre Kingston. If you have any questions that have not been answered in this document, or you have any other special requirements or requests, please do not hesitate to contact us. We are always looking for ways to improve our products and services so please let us know if you have any feedback. Phone: 0208 174 0090 Email: info@rosetheatrekingston.org