Nick Mohammed Is Mr. Swallow: Show Pony

BY CAR
Wycombe Swan is situated in the centre of High Wycombe, 5 minutes off the M40 (Junction 4), only 40 minutes from the centre of London or Oxford, and with easy access to the M25 and the M4. Aylesbury is only 30 minutes away on the A4010, and Reading is also 30 minutes away on the A404 dual carriageway and A4/M4.

BY TRAIN
High Wycombe railway station is just 5 minutes walk away on Amersham Hill. Chiltern Line services from Marylebone Station to High Wycombe take approximately 35-40 minutes and leave every 15-20 minutes at most times of the day.

PARKING
Wycombe Swan Car Park (operated by Wycombe District Council) is adjacent to the theatre, pay and display with 316 spaces including 15 dedicated disabled bays. (operated by Wycombe District Council) is adjacent to the theatre

Eden multi-storey car park (operated by Eden) is a short walk through the shopping centre and High Street, pay on foot with 1570 spaces including dedicated disabled bays.

Easton Street multi-storey car park (operated by Wycombe District Council) is a short walk from the theatre, pay on foot with 494 spaces and 8 dedicated disabled bays.

Wycombe Swan welcomes people with disabilities and has been specially designed to ensure access for all. Wycombe Swan is proud to have received the British Gas ADAPT Award and The Wycombe Area Access For All Award for the progressive design, policy and attitude towards helping people with disabilities.

Wheelchair Access
The main auditorium has space for up to 12 wheelchair users in the stalls; the Town Hall for up to 5. Registered disabled patrons pay the lowest ticket price available, and if accompanied by a carer, the carers' ticket is free of charge.

Disabled Parking
There are free reserved spaces for holders of Disabled Persons Blue Badge in the adjacent Swan Car Park and level access through to the Ticket Office, foyer, bars, toilets and stalls level of the auditorium. There is a lift to the Circle and Upper Circle foyers and also to the Oak Room from the Town Hall.

Guide Dogs
If guide dogs are accompanying patrons, please advise the Ticket Office so that seating with suitable access can be arranged. If necessary please advise us of your requirements at the time of booking so that staff may be prepared for your visit.

Signed Performances
Wycombe Swan organises sign-language interpreted performances for some of the biggest shows of the year.

Hard-of-Hearing
Wycombe Swan's auditorium has a wireless infra-red (Sennheiser) system, this technology uses an invisible infra red light to connect sound source and listener. Sennheiser Infrared audio transmission systems are an effective alternative to hard wired systems. Listeners wear an infrared receiver with headphones, headset or stethoset. Receivers can be collected from the Cloakroom in the Stalls Foyer.

Stage Tours for Visually Impaired
Pre-performance tours of the stage set for the visually impaired can be arranged for individuals or groups. Please contact us to arrange a mutually convenient time.