In reality, theatre is not very accessible for disabled people / Letters
Mike Hughes is sceptical of claims that the sector has placed inclusion at its heart Hannah Essex (Letters, 21 October) claims that “the theatre sector has for many years placed inclusion at its heart”, and gives the examples of “free and subsidised tickets, relaxed, captioned or signed (…)
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