Accessibility & Inclusion

For information regarding accessibility at the venue, please contact Ticketmaster Accessible Bookings on 1300 446 925 or accessibletickets@ticketmaster.com.au, or visit the Crown Box Office in person during business hours to purchase tickets. There you’ll find information about wheelchair and transfer seating, wheelchair bookings, companion card bookings, hearing services, service dogs, distance from seat to stage, and more.

To cater to a diverse set of needs, Beauty and the Beast the Musical is thrilled to offer the following performances on specific dates throughout the season.

ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES – GENERAL PERFORMANCE

If you are attending a general performance of Beauty and the Beast (not the Relaxed Performance) in Perth, please refer to the below visual story and communication boards.

These will be available shortly.

AUDIO DESCRIBED PERFORMANCE
Saturday 6th September at 2pm

At this performance, the audience will be able to listen to live verbal commentary on the visual elements of the show.

AUDIO DESCRIBED TICKTES

AUSLAN INTERPRETED PERFORMANCE
Saturday 13th September at 2pm

At these performances, an experienced Auslan theatre interpreter will stand to the side of the stage and interpret the story into Auslan, signing live.

AUSLAN INTERPRETED TICKETS

RELAXED PERFORMANCE

At this performance, audience members will be encouraged to be completely themselves during the show – to make sounds, move around, fidget or use noise cancelling headphones.

A relaxed performance will be held in Perth with date and details to be announced shortly.

VISUAL STORY – RELAXED PERFORMANCE

If you interested in attending the Relaxed Performance of Beauty and the Beast, please view the below Visual Story video to learn more about what to expect at this performance. A Relaxed Performance Visual Story will be available shortly.

(Please note: the current video was specifically made for the Beauty and the Beast Australian tour. This video includes elements of Her Majesty’s Theatre and Adelaide Festival Theatre.)

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Established in 1967 by families, the Autism Association stays true to its values of ensuring Autistic people and their families are at the centre of everything we do. The Autism Association is now a large multidisciplinary organisation deeply committed to advancing the rights and opportunities of Autistic people in our community.

Supporting individuals and families through every stage of life, the Autism Association provides a range of services from early childhood through school age and into adult life, including community living, as well as social and vocational participation. Honouring the uniqueness of each individual, our support is tailored to each person’s strengths, needs and preferences.

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