The most amazing theatre I've ever been to, and despite the cliffs and stairs they had wheelchair access! 😁

I'll cover wheelchair accessibility first.

It was very easy to purchase a ticket, I turned up on the day and was lucky enough to snag the last one.

I was guided to an accessible discs to park my car and offered assistance to unload my wheelchair which was much quicker than messing around with my hoist.

I was greeted by Sian who came to assist me to get to the level access gallery due to the steep slopes.

I was asked if I wanted assistance there were no assumptions made about my capability to move myself, everyone was really friendly and helpful.

Sian kindly collected refreshments for me and assured me she would be back during the intermission to see if I wanted anything else, when she returned she discretely let me know she had arrived just before the break.

She returned at the end of the show to assist me back to my vehicle.

I was seriously impressed not just by the amount of help offered, but that it was all offered and no assumptions were made.

For visually impaired guests they also had a recorded voice box in the bathroom that could provide a visual description of the room (scared the bloody life out of me first time I encountered it!🤣)

The accessible bathroom was clean and tidy and very well thought out. The slope to get into it was very steep but again help was on hand to hold the door and give me a last little shove across the threshold.

I'd rate accessibility here a full 10/10 for wheelchair users. They were mindful not to impose help or just grab my chair and I really appreciated that👍

The Venue. I mean what can I say that the photos don't show? It was incredible, as the sun went down and the light changed the vibe of the place gradually changed too.

It was very breezy and I was not well prepared for sitting on a cliff face as it got dark, but it wasn't freezing. Long trousers and sleeves are what I'd recommend, even in summer.

I grabbed the emergency poncho from my wheelchair and used it as an emergency shelter which worked well but next time I go, and I'll definitely be returning, I will wear thermals, warm clothes and a wind breaker😉

The stage had multiple levels due to the nature of the venue, the action was mobile and the way the cast used these extra areas really made this play (Threepenny Opera) engaging.

Lighting along the paths looked good and the people walking around below me didn't seem to have any trouble seeing where they were going, but obviously I didn't actually walk them myself this was just my observation, so I can't say for sure.

The Performance The cast were very good, audience participation was encouraged, lots of live music from a very mobile orchestra.

The lighting was great and even in my nosebleed seat I was right next to a speaker and able to hear everything clearly.

I genuinely can't recommend this venue enough. Even if there are no plays on you can visit and take a look around.

Definitely one of a kind, and a night I will never forget.