A touch tour is usually held before an Audio-Described performance of a theatre production to provide context about the show and to allow blind and partially sighted members of the audience to familiarise themselves with the design of the space, costumes and props ahead of the show itself.
The initial creation of this website was made possible by a grant from Canada Council for the Arts.
Ongoing expenses include website domain renewal, labour for content updates, and maintenance. These expenses are anticipated to be between $2000 - $3000 per year.
Arts groups and organizations are invited to contribute $100 annually towards the Accessibility Project, in the form of a Community Sponsorship. Funds collected go towards all of the Project's activities, including keeping the website up-to-date and operational. Send us a note if you're interested in contributing.
Donations from individuals or companies are gratefully accepted and welcome at any time.
* Donations are made through Eastern Front Theatre and go into a designated Accessibility Project fund. Funds will only be used for Accessibility Project activities.