Audio Described Performance –
Tuesday 19 Mar 2024 19:30
Matt Smith stars in the critically acclaimed An Enemy of the People, Thomas Ostermeier’s bold reimagining of the classic play by Henrik Ibsen.
Joining Matt Smith as Dr. Stockmann are Jessica Brown Findlay as Katharina Stockmann, Priyanga Burford as Aslaksen, Zachary Hart as Billing, Paul Hilton as Peter Stockmann, Nigel Lindsay as Morten Kiil and Shubham Saraf as Hovstad.
Doubt spreads faster than disease in Ibsen’s thought-provoking play about truth in a society driven by power and money.
When Dr. Stockmann makes an unbelievable discovery about the healing waters in his local baths, he holds the future of the town in his hands, but those with everything to lose refuse to accept his word. As the battle goes beyond contaminated water, barriers are broken in this contemporary production as Ostermeier shows us why this perennial class will be relevant forever.
Making his West End debut, celebrated director Thomas Ostermeier‘s iconoclast production of An Enemy of the People plays at the Duke of York’s Theatre for a strictly limited run from 6 February 2024.
Location and Time
Mon – Sat at 19:30
Wed and Sat at 14:00
Age guidance: Recommended for 12+
Access
Access Booking Line: 0333 009 5399
Typetalk Number: 18001 0800 912 6971
Accessibility Performances
Captioned Performance –
Thursday 21 Mar 2024 19:30
Contact Us – Please see our Access Contact Us page for details.
Booking Information – Join our Access Membership Scheme to enable online booking for accessible seats, register for any available Access concessions and, for certain customers, reserve Personal Assistant tickets. Details on how to book Access tickets online are on our Booking With ATG Access Membership page.
Step Free Access and Wheelchairs
The Duke of York’s Theatre entrance is on street level where the box office, main foyer area and access toilet are located. The seating design incorporates two wheelchair spaces in the Royal Circle (level access), with an accompanying companion seat. Alternatively, the patron can transfer into a designated transfer seat in the Royal Circle (level access), while the wheelchair remains in the foyer with front of house staff. Please note that when sitting in the wheelchair spaces there is a restricted view but when using a seat transfer there is a clear view to the stage. Due to the listed design of the theatre, the auditorium can only accommodate a maximum of two wheelchairs per performance.
Wheelchair Space Measurements – Royal Circle Right (when looking at the stage): 85.5cm / 33 ¾ inches wide. Royal Circle Left (when looking at the stage): 91cm / 35 ¾ inches wide.
Accessible Toilets – The access toilet is to the right hand side of the main foyer area (level access), opposite the auditorium right entrance to the Royal Circle. Please note: The dimensions of this toilet are 87.5cm wide and 135cm deep.
Access Performances – All upcoming Audio Described, Captioned, BSL Interpreted and Relaxed performances are listed on our Assisted Performances page.
Visual Impairment Services – Information about our venue’s audio description, touch tours and other visual services can be found on our Visual Impairment Services page.
Hearing Impairment Services – Information about our venue’s hearing enhancement systems, signed performances and other hearing services can be found on our Hearing Impairment Services page. The Duke of York’s Theatre has a sound amplification system called MobileConnect. If you would like to use MobileConnect, please speak to a member of staff when you arrive at the theatre.
Assistance Dogs – A maximum of two assistance dogs can be admitted per performance to patrons booking an aisle seat. If preferred, front of house staff can look after the assistance dog in the foyer during the performance.
Useful Links – For any resources such as Symbol Resources or links to our Euan’s Guide pages, please see our Additional Resources.
Further Information and Questions – Details of company-wide Access Services are available in our Access Section. Any other questions please see our FAQ’s.
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