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Where can I find Subtitled (Captioned) screenings?
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Audio description is a special service for blind and visually impaired cinemagoers. For selected films, a narration track is played through a special headset and fills the gaps between dialogue by describing what’s happening on screen. The track is undetectable to anyone not wearing a headset and so doesn’t affect their viewing experience.
To see which films have audio description, look for the ‘Audio described’ label next to a film’s time on the website and App; you can also call our dedicated Accessibility line 0207 294 7908 (10am to 6pm) or ask at the Box Office. If you need the induction loop or a headset, please ask a member of staff when you arrive – we can also recommend the best seats to use in the screen.
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