

St Nicholas' Church, Church Street Harwich, CO123DR
Friday October 15th 2026 - Times : 13.30 / 16.00
Saturday October 16th 2026 - Times : 10.00 / 12.00 / 14.30 / 16.00
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Chester Cathedral, Chester, CH1 2DY
Tuesday November 10th 2026 - Times : 13.05 / 14.30 / 16.05 / 18.30 (candlelit VIP experience)
Wednesday November 11th 2026 - Times : 13.05 / 14.30 / 16.05
Thursday November 12th 2026 - Times : 10.00 / 11.30 / 14.05. / 16.05
Friday November 13th 2026 - Times : 10.00 / 11.30
Saturday November 14th 2026 - Times : 10:00 / 11:30
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Peterborough Cathedral, Peterborough PE1 1XS
Thursday 21st January 2027 - Times T.B.A.
Friday 22nd January 2027 - Times T.B.A.
Saturday 23 January 2027 - Times T.B.A.
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ACCESS & INCLUSION
As a company that includes artists from a diverse range of backgrounds—including working-class and refugee communities—and with lived experience of disabilities (including dyspraxia, neurodivergence, and quadriplegic cerebral palsy), we are deeply committed to making our work as accessible as possible.
Below, you will find general access information for our current projects. We recognise that access needs are unique, and we welcome the opportunity to make reasonable adjustments to better accommodate you.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Performances of KATHARINE take 55 minutes and are limited to 45 people per tour (or less depending on venue capacity) so early booking is recommended
KATHARINE is a walking tour which explores the venue. Throughout the tour there are moments to sit. Unless otherwise identified there is a level access option for each tour. The tour naturally moves at a slow pace.
A visual story document will be available here from October 15th, and will be available at each venue. This is a step-by-step document filled with photos and plain text that walks an audience member through the entire experience.
BSL performances are available where indicated with the abbreviation BSL.
The KATHARINE performance uses silent disco headsets which are over ear headphones (pictured here).

As standard each tour carries two receivers which allow audience members to use their own headphones (headphone jack, not usb c)
We carry a number of inductive headphone loops which enable / enhance the experience for audience members with hearing aids. These hearing loops do not work with cochlear implants, and if you have a pacemaker you are advised to check with your doctor or manufacturer of your medical implant before using this product

