Stagetext’s mission is to advocate for and deliver equal access to arts and culture for deaf, deafened and hard of hearing people. We do this through text-based deaf access such as captions and live subtitles.
With the help of funding from Arts Council England, we work with some of the most amazing theatre and cultural spaces across the UK, to offer theatre captions and subtitles for deaf access as well as providing deaf awareness training for venues that want to create a inclusive experience for audiences.
From small independent theatres and arts and culture venues such as Shakespeare’s Globe, to the Gorleston Pavilion in Norfolk , from Edinburgh International Book Festival to Towner Eastbourne, from the National Theatre to Bafta, we work all over the UK.
We work with small, medium and large-scale theatres, museums, arts and culture organisations and video makers, including but not limited to:
- Almeida Theatre
- BAFTA
- British Library
- British Museum
- Chichester Festival Theatre
- Curve Theatre, Leicester
- Donmar Warehouse
- Durham Book Festival
- Edinburgh Book Festival
- Gúna Nua Theatre
- Leo Powell
- Mercury Theatre
- National Gallery
- National Museums Scotland
- National Theatre
- National Theatre At Home
- Palace Theatre & Opera House,
Manchester - Royal Society
- Sage Gateshead
- Shakespeare’s Globe
- Stratford East
- Talawa Theatre
- Tamasha Theatre Company
- Theatre 503
- The Old Vic
- Tate
- Towner Eastbourne
- Victoria & Albert Museum
Wellcome Collection - West Midlands Museum Development programme
Find out more about our services:
- Theatre captioning for your scripted performances
- Live subtitles for comedy, talks and festivals
- Digital subtitles for your online content
- Deaf Awareness Training
