1. I am going to The Spa Bridlington with

2. This is what The Spa looks like

3. These are the doors I will walk through

4. This is the box office People can buy or collect tickets from here

5. If I look at my ticket I can see where I need to go find my seat

6. I will show my ticket to an usher who will tear it

7. My seat will be somewhere in the theatre that looks like this before anyone is in Stalls are seats downstairs Circle are seats upstairs

8. If my seats are in the Circle I will go through these doors

9. This is where I will be sitting if my seats are in the Circle

10. When I enter the Circle I will show my ticket to an usher who will show me where my seat is

11. If my seats are in the Stalls I will go down these stairs

12. If my seats are in the Stalls I will go through these doors

13. These doors lead me to my seat in the Stalls

14. This is where I will be sitting if my seats are in the Stalls

15. When I enter the Stalls I will show my ticket to an usher who will show me where my seat is

16. Before the pantomime starts, this is what the stage will look like

17. When the show starts the lights will stay on so I can see

18. If I want I can cover my ears if I think some of the pantomime is loud. I can also wear my headphones and hold ………………….. hand. Or I can go to the quiet room

19. If I find it hard to be quiet I can ask ………………. to ask an usher to take us to the quiet room that looks like this

20. If I need to go to the toilet I need to look for a sign like these If I can not find a sign, I can ask an usher

21. I will see a lot of ushers. Ushers work for The Spa and are there to help me I need to ask any questions

22. At the interval the show stops for 15 minutes and I can go buy a drink at the bar that looks like this

23. I can also buy an ice cream

24. At the end of the interval ushers will come and speak to me to ask me to take my seat back in the theatre for the second half of the pantomime. If I’m not already sitting down in my seat I will go to it and sit down or I can go to the quiet room if I am not ready to go in to the theatre

25. If there is an emergency I need to follow these signs with my companion

26. At the end of the pantomime people will clap, this tells the actors the audience liked what they did. I can clap if I want to. I do not have to clap if I do not want

27. I know that even though the clapping can be loud and can feel scary, none of the noise can hurt me

28. When the show has finished, I will leave the theatre and go out of the front door. I have been to see the pantomime at The Spa Bridlington