Asexual and aromantic (a-spec) people part of the lgbtqia+ community, but sometimes are the most misunderstood and overlooked people in the community

Our show is for and by the a-spec community, but everyone is welcome to come!

p.s if you are coming alone, there is a solo meeting point should you want some company :)

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ACE AND ARO (A-SPEC) SPECTRUMS EXPLAINED:

ACE SPECTRUMARO SPECTRUMASEXUAL: NO SEXUAL ATTRACTION AT ALLAROMANTIC : NO DESIRE OF ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIPS AT ALLGREYSEXUAL: SEXUAL ATTRACTION TO A LITTLE DEGREEGREYROMANTIC: ROMANTIC ATTRACTION TO A LITTLE DEGREEDEMISEXUAL: SEXUAL ATTRACTION ONCE EMOTIONAL BOND ESTABLISHEDDEMIROMANTIC: NO ROMANTIC ATTRACTION UNLESS STONG EMOTIONAL BOND ESTABLISHED

This show will contain some sexual themes, so may not be suitable for those who are sex repulsed.

If you are unable to attend due to lack of funds, please message us and we'll make an arrangement for you no questions asked. This scheme is funded by people who buy the VIP tickets.

Accessibility Info

The RVT has an accessible main door, with a small ramp for wheelchairs and is flat throughout the main area of the venueThere are toilet cubicles that can be accessed without steps, but are not wheelchair accessible, there is a wheelchair accessible toilet in Nandos across the roadWe will not use strobes/flashing lights in our showWe will content note any performances that contain any triggering content in advanceLighting will be low/soft in the seating/standing areasWe have limited seating avalible for reservation for accessiblityA free companion and/or service animal is welcome to the venue.If there is anything else we could do to allow you to attend please email [email protected] and we'll do whatever we can in our power to make it happen!

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