New Assistive Listening at our theatres

Summary

The operator describes performance audio and selectable audio description at selected performances.

Key findings

• The theatre says it has introduced Auri and offers reception on compatible personal devices or borrowed receivers, with headphones or an induction neckband.
• At selected audio-described performances, listeners can select the audio-description stream where available. Audience Experience staff help connect devices or provide a receiver.
• The operator recommends arriving early for setup help and telling the box office when audio description is needed.

Limits

Operational guidance from the venue, not a measured trial. No listener sample, equipment configuration, stream labels, simultaneous-channel count or compatibility test results are given.

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Cited in

• Can one venue offer several Auracast streams at once (languages, audio description, a mix for hearing aids), and how do listeners choose?Partly answered

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