Accessibility
Accessibility is at the core of the work developed by TBA. Our policies cover matters of physical and social accessibility for both artistic teams and audience members.
Physical accessibility of audience members
In 2019, TBA is not yet an accessible building for audience members with reduced mobility. From 2020 onwards, wheelchair users will be able to access TBA’s main auditorium on the basement level (level -1) using the lift by the main door. In the main auditorium, there will be from October 2019 onwards a lift platform that provides access to wheelchair users to the stage. Our box office is on the ground floor (level 0) and has a lowered counter. You can find one accessible restroom on the basement level (level -1).
Physical accessibility for artistic teams
TBA’s Artists Entrance is not yet accessible for wheelchair users and people with reduced mobility. But there is an accessible green room on level -1. To access our working areas through the public accesses, please coordinate your needs with our Production team.
Nearby Metro station
The closest step-free Metro station is Rato (Yellow line).
Accessible performances
TBA presents performances with Portuguese sign language interpretation for people with hearing loss and deaf audiences and audio description for blind and visually impaired audiences:
Diana Niepce
Anda, Diana
24th April 11 AM
Audio description and Portuguese Sign Language available
Thornton Wilder / Auéééu, Os Possessos e Teatro da Cidade
A Nossa Cidade
Audio description and Portuguese Sign Language available
18 jul 17h
Subtitles and simultaneous interpretation
TBA’s public communication is bilingual (Portuguese and English) and, whenever possible, we provide Portuguese subtitles or interpretation in our events. Upcoming performances in subtitles:
Diana Niepce
Anda, Diana
20 to 24 April
Subtitles in Portuguese and English
Website
TBA’s future website will be fully accessible according to the W3C Accessibility Guidelines.
Accessibility

Inclusion Policy
Inclusive language
TBA follows an inclusive language editorial code. We prefer genderless words, and, when that is not possible in Portuguese, we alternate between using the feminine and masculine neutral plural.
Gender-neutral WC
All toilets at TBA are gender-neutral.
Family-oriented policies
TBA provides a multipurpose chair for the children of both internal and external teams. If you need specific conditions to bring your children, please contact us.
Inclusion Policy
