Orange Tree Theatre removes front steps in accessibility redevelopment milestone
By
Alex Wood | London | 23 June 2026
Summary
Orange Tree Theatre in Richmond has removed its front entrance steps as part of a wider capital development programme to improve accessibility. The steps were demolished on 19 June and will be replaced with level access, allowing all visitors to enter through the same entrance route. The project includes additional accessibility improvements for both audiences and artists, including a new lift, marking a significant milestone in the venue's redevelopment.
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· 3 pulledOrange Tree Theatre has marked a significant milestone in its accessibility redevelopment project with the removal of the venue's front entrance steps.
The steps were removed on 19 June as part of a wider capital development programme designed to improve access throughout the Richmond theatre.
They will be replaced with level access, allowing all visitors to enter the building through the same entrance route.
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