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Hexagon
- Cinderella, Christmas Panto at The Hexagon... Starring Justin Fletcher & Paul Morse - Full details HERE
View the Reading Arts Autumn 2024 What's On Brochure HERE - FInd out more about our exciting plans for The Hexagon Studio HERE
- Discover Reading Arts Membership Benefits HERE
- For audiences with additional needs, find out more about Access at The Hexagon and joIn our new access list HERE
- The Hexagon is a multi-purpose entertainment venue in the heart of Reading, hosting an eclectic mix of entertainers from big name Comedians, Spectacular Musicals, Children's Shows, Classical Concerts, Opera, Pantomime, Theatre, Dance and everything in between.
- Built in 1977 by Robert Matthew Johnson Marshall (RMJM) in the Brutalist style of modernist architecture, the venue's capacity varies from 1,200 to 1,686 depending on the programme.
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- Please click here for general venue information.
- Box Office 0118 960 6060
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Audio Described Performances
- Audio description in a theatre is a live verbal commentary providing information on the visual elements of a production as it unfolds. It describes action that is essential to an understanding of the play’s story, as well as other visual information such as the style and design of a production, facial expressions, and visual jokes that a blind or visually impaired member of the audience might otherwise miss. The description is delivered in-between the dialogue of a performance and is picked up by the audience member wearing a special lightweight headset which is easy to use. A limited number of headsets are available and can be booked in advance with your tickets and collected from the box office on arrival.
- Additional touch tours are also available on selected shows to help familiarise blind and visually impaired theatre -goers with characters, sets and costumes and provide extra detail to allow patrons to fully engage with the production . Touch tours usually last approximately 30 minutes and take place an hour before the show. Places are strictly limited and must be booked in advance.
