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Stagetext announces collaboration with the Royal Shakespeare Company

Stagetext, the UK’s leading deaf-led charity for theatre captioning, is working with the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) to transform how theatres provide access for deaf audiences across the country. After a successful trial at Mercury Theatre in Colchester, Stagetext is now rolling out its new software, Stagetext+, with the RSC as an early adopter. Designed … Continued

Captioning Awareness Week 2025: A Celebration of 25 Years

Captioning Awareness Week 2025 has come and gone, and what a fantastic week it was! We reflected on 25 years of captions and live subtitles in arts and culture while looking ahead to an exciting future with the launch of our new theatre captioning software, Stagetext+. The 25-Day Countdown We kicked off 25 days before … Continued

Stagetext launches new captioning software to transform deaf access

Stagetext, a global leader in theatre captioning, has launched a new captioning software set to transform access to arts and culture for deaf audiences. The deaf-led charity dedicated to making arts and culture accessible, has developed Stagetext+, a new open-standard software designed with deaf audiences in mind, and is rolling it out across the theatre captioning … Continued

Seeing Stagetext’s theatre captioning for the first time blew me away

As part of Captioning Awareness Week, Stagetext is sharing stories about the positive impact theatre captioning and live subtitling has on deaf, deafened and hard of hearing people. We want to challenge misconceptions around deaf access and help people understand the transformative effect that quality deaf access can have. Emily Jupp, one of Stagtext’s ambassadors … Continued
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