• House lights: Channel 8.
• DSL LED: 150 Red, 151 Green, 152 Blue, 153 Amber.
• DSR LED: 160 Red, 161 Green, 162 Blue, 163 Amber.
• USR LED: 170 Red, 171 Green, 172 Blue, 173 Amber.
• USL LED: 180 Red, 181 Green, 182 Blue, 183 Amber.
• Back bars use channels 190-192 and 195-197.
• Standard dimmer channels are patched 1-to-1.
• Circuits 1-9 run upstage to downstage stage left.
• Circuits 10-18 run upstage to downstage stage right.

Companies should provide a trained and competent show operator. Companies may not provide their own lighting desk.

Fixed LED fixtures, battens and house lights must not be moved. Any approved changes to the rig must be reset at get-out.

• Projector installed in the lighting grid.
• HDMI and VGA inputs run from the technical desk.
• Bring your own laptop adaptor where required.
• Switch the projector off with its remote before powering down.
• The projector must not be moved or refocused.

All companies should arrange appropriate insurance for themselves and the other members of their company.

We recommend Showtime Insurance .

Tell us in advance about:

• Weapons or weapon-like props.
• Glass or breakable props.
• Stage combat or simulated violence.
• Smoke, haze or vaping effects.
• External electrical or technical equipment.

High-risk props may require a specific risk assessment, evidence of insurance and prior written approval.

• Completed Show Marketing Form.
• Text-free Box Office image.
• Text-free square social image.
• Text-free Instagram Story image, normally 1080 x 1920px.
• A2 poster artwork with space for the theatre footer.
• Press release in PDF format.
• Printed A2 poster supplied no later than one week before opening.

• Use high-quality imagery and ensure you have the right to use it.
• The venue should be named "The Lion & Unicorn Theatre".
• Do not crop, stretch, skew or otherwise alter the theatre logo.
• Front-facing flyer design should match the poster artwork.
• Document rehearsals and provide rehearsal imagery where possible.
• High-quality production photography can significantly improve the presentation of the production.
• Credit photographers wherever possible.

• Follow and tag @LandUTheatre.
• Use company social accounts consistently throughout the campaign.
• Use rehearsal content, photography, video and trailers.
• Use the networks of your cast, creatives and company.
• Reach directly into relevant communities and existing audiences.
• Be clear about what makes the production distinctive.
• Give audiences a clear reason to choose your show.
• Dedicate proper time to promotion as well as creating the work.

Press and industry complimentary tickets are available for performances, subject to theatre approval.

Requests should be submitted no later than 48 hours before the relevant performance.

• Digital programmes are encouraged where practical.
• QR codes can be used to give audiences access to programme information.
• The theatre does not provide on-site programme printing.
• Programmes for distribution should be provided to the Duty Manager.

Where audiences may reasonably need advance information about potentially upsetting or sensitive material, include clear content information in the marketing material and at the venue.

• Keep the dressing room clean and tidy.
• Storage is limited and should be agreed where necessary.
• Do not leave open food containers overnight.
• Only approved cast and production team visitors should use the space.
• Take responsibility for your own belongings.

• Do not tamper with air-conditioning controls.
• Do not move seating or technical areas without approval.
• Do not stick, nail, screw, staple or glue items to the venue.
• Do not use gaffer or duct tape on walls or floors.
• Report damage or faults promptly to the Duty Manager.