Access and inclusion
AUDIO DESCRIPTION
Audio description (AD) is the auditory narration of visual aspects of live events, theatre performances, exhibitions, tours and media such as film and video. AD is prepared and delivered by qualified audio describers. Provided during gaps in dialogue, AD is a tool that enhances access to people who are blind or have low vision and can benefit people with Autism, multisensory or learning disabilities.
- Hide the Dog by Vitae Veritas
- Jacky by Vision Australia
- Masterclass by Vitae Veritas
- Oh Deer! by Vitae Veritas
- The Dan Daw Show by Vitae Veritas
Light audio description is also embedded in the Shadow Spirit audio guide.
TACTILE TOURS
Tactile tours are available to people who are blind or have low vision to equitably access and enjoy arts and cultural events in theatres, galleries, museums and public spaces and can benefit people with Autism, multisensory or learning disabilities, and are offered at a time during the exhibition or event period, or prior to a performance. With a trained describer guide attendees can journey through different physical spaces to understand dimension, layout and scale, interact with different objects to feel shape, texture and weight and have the opportunity to meet with different artists or people discussing and sharing their work.
AUSLAN INTERPRETATION
RISING is providing Auslan Interpreted tours and Interpreted sessions for specific events across the festival program. Look for the Auslan symbol displayed on the event page and check the Access information section for details.
- Euphoria
- Hide the Dog
- Jacky
- Oh Deer!
- Masterclass
- Radical Access: In Conversation with Dan Daw,Antony Hamilton and Caroline Bowditch
- The Dan Daw Show
- Tracker
- Weyes Blood
- Waripa
View all events with auslan services.
ASSISTED LISTENING AND/OR HEARING LOOP
This symbol indicates an event venue has a hearing loops or assistive listening system available to assist you if you are hard of hearing. These systems transmit sound from the event directly through your hearing aid or through venue-provided headphones. We have added information on hearing loops and captioning on venue pages. We recommend you contact the venue directly for specific information on or assistance with listening services.
- Buŋgul
- Euphoria
- Hear My Eyes: Good Time
- Hide the Dog
- Masterclass
- Oh Deer!
- Paul Kelly
- Radical Access: In Conversation with Dan Daw,Antony Hamilton and Caroline Bowditch
- Robyn Archer: An Australian Songbook.
- Sonic Eclipse
- TANZ.
- Tracker
View all events with assisted listening.
CAPTIONS
For these events, captions are displayed on a screen for those of you who prefer to read what is being said. Check the Access Services section on each event page for dates of captioned performances and details about Captioning.