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Two people are making music close together in front of a plain grey wall. In the background, one person dressed in dark clothing is playing the violin with their gaze lowered. In the foreground, another person is holding a black microphone, wearing a red top and tilting their head back with their mouth open, as if singing. The image feels soft and intimate, with slightly blurred edges and muted light.
  • Performative intervention
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16 Oct

Welcome to 1030!

Season Opening with Veza Fernández & Tony Wagner, Catol Teixeira & Chaos Clay, Wojciech Grudziński

Free admission

The programme is now online!
Season opening on October 16 featuring Veza Fernández & Tony Wagner, Catol Teixeira & Chaos Clay, and Wojciech Grudziński
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Doris Uhlich – Gootopian Treatment
© Katarina Šoškić

One-to-one performance

Right up close

One-to-one performances are works created and performed by artists mostly for one audience member at a time. One visitor encounters one performer – there is no one else watching. This creates intimate, personal shared experiences. They can be based on dance and movement, a lecture, or an interaction, such as a conversation. They last between ten minutes and one hour. Over the coming months, we can look forward to a sound installation by Amanda Piña, a dance-based séance by Alix Eynaudi and a slimy treatment by Doris Uhlich.

More about One-to-one performances

A group of six people stand in a bright rehearsal room in front of a black curtain, applauding. Several people are laughing or smiling at each other. In the centre, a person with long hair wears a patterned white T-shirt and grey trousers and holds a white cane with red markings. In the blurred foreground, other participants are also clapping. The atmosphere feels open, appreciative and communal.
Theresa Scheinecker / Ray & Katharina Senk / Senki – Move to the Beat – Stay for the Pasta (2024/25)
© Christine Miess

brut accessible

Workshops, performances, and much more on accessibility

brut accessible describes brut Wien’s approach and commitment to questioning and breaking down barriers and exclusion in the context of performance. The aim is to shape the way we think, plan, curate and produce in such a way that people with disabilities can participate on equal terms. Through brut accessible, we offer artistic projects, workshops, get-togethers, relaxed events, audio descriptions, tactile tours, sign language interpreting and much more for specific communities. In this way, we continue to expand our programme for neurodivergent and autistic audiences, blind and visually impaired visitors, as well as for deaf audiences and people with hearing impairments. These formats are developed in collaboration with experts and advisers who have lived experience, as well as with the artists themselves.

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Welcome to 1030!

There is a building. Still empty. It stands in the 3rd district, waiting to become a place. It has its own history, still to be discovered. It has space for experiences and exchanges, still to be created. Together.

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Programme by post

You can sign up here to receive our programme leaflet by post free of charge. You’ll receive it directly in your letterbox roughly every two to three months.

Locations

In the coming months, brut will be present at temporary venues in Vienna’s third district. Here you can find all information about our current venues, addresses and how to get there.

Discounts

With the Ö1 Club Card, the Ö1 intro Card and the DER STANDARD Subscribers Card, up to two tickets per production are available in our online shop for 10 euros each.
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