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Cost
$39 - $49
Booking required
When
12 - 14 September 2024
Matinee - 2pm
Evening Performances - 7pm
Sat 14 Sep, 2:00pm – AUSLAN interpreted, Audio Described performance
Where
Thomas Dixon Centre, Montague Road, West End QLD, Australia
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A bold new work by Chris Dyke, a dancer and choreographer living with Down Syndrome. Inspired by his reallife heroes Banksy, David Bowie and Freddie Mercury, Lighting the Dark shines brightly on Chris’ profoundly moving and life-affirming adventure through the world.
Accessibility
Event Access
All accessible seating is located in row A of the Talbot Theatre. These seats are on ground level and are 3 rows back from the stage (with AA and BB in front down 3-5 steps). Seats can be removed in 2's on request with prior notice.
If you would like to book an accessible seat in the Talbot Theatre for a performance or event, please call reception. +07 3013 6666
Venue Access
The Talbot Theatre is on ground level of the Thomas Dixon Centre. The Thomas Dixon Centre has two accessible parking bays located in the carpark at Basement 1 level. Entry to the car park is via Raven Street, after which access to the foyer is via a lift located very close to the bays.
There is also a designated drop off zone at the front of the main entrance on Drake Street for visitors requiring ground level access. Once on ground level, there are no more lifts or stairs required to reach the accessible seating row of the Talbot Theatre.
Venue staff will be walking around to assist where needed in addition to intercoms being placed in the basement level doors for any requests from those levels.
Event type
by Deaf and/or disabled artists
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