Yorkshire Dance aims to be an accessible and inclusive place for all. This webpage shows you how we make our building, events and performances as accessible as possible. Our building is a registered ‘Safe Place’. This means you can come here and will be welcomed by our staff.

If you have any questions or concerns please email us on: nadiarocke@yorkshiredance.com 

Yorkshire Dance aspires to create an environment that celebrates and champions diversity and relevance. We want this to be reflected in our team, the wider community we engage with, and the art we create and support.  Please view our Braver Spaces Policy here. 

About our Building

We have lifts that access all floors of our building and can be used by wheelchair users.

We have at least one accessible toilet for wheelchair users on every floor of our building.

We have an accessible shower for wheelchair users with a folding seat in our changing rooms.

We encourage all of our visitors to use the toilets and changing rooms which best align with their gender identity or expression.

We have gender neutral toilets available in our building.

We have baby changing facilities in our changing rooms.

We can often provide a private room to feed your baby, if you’d prefer this.

We aim to provide a quiet space or room for visitors with advance notice by request.

Look round our building with our Ambassador George Webster

About our Events and Performances

We will provide one carer ticket for free, if accompanying someone to a performance.

We always have First Aid assistance on site, in case of emergency.

We welcome assistance dogs and can provide water  if they are thirsty!

Please contact us directly if you would like Makaton and BSL (British Sign Language) interpreters at an event you’re attending at Yorkshire Dance. Please note this is subject to availability.

If your query relates to an artistic residency, contact Darren Payne.

Check out our building

Have a look inside our building, including our studios and meeting rooms, at our venue based in Quarry Hill.