brut accessible
Workshops, performances and discourse formats on accessibility in the performing arts
The series deals with forms, aesthetics and conditions of accessibility in the performing arts. Workshops, performances and discourse formats are used to discuss the experiences of experts, try out alternative practices and create new stimuli and impulses. The experiences of people with disabilities are at the centre of this process.
Together, we want to create anti-ableist access and make the present and future of the performance and dance world barrier-free. Not only because it is beautiful and exciting and enriches social and artistic processes on many levels, but also because unrestricted participation on all levels is a fundamental right of disabled, chronically ill, crip, neurodivergent, deaf, deafened, blind and visually impaired people.
Quote from the announcement text for The Art of Access by Tanja Erhart and Julischka Stengele
brut accessible deals with forms, aesthetics and conditions of accessibility in the performing arts. This series presents existing artistic positions from a variety of perspectives, with the question of (new) approaches forming the starting point for the creative process.
Workshops, performances and discourse formats will be used to discuss the experiences of experts, try out alternative practices and create new stimuli and impulses. The lived experiences of artists and visitors with disabilities are at the centre of this process.
The aim of the current season is to establish various connections with blind and visually impaired audiences and to anchor these in the long term. In addition to dance and movement workshops, workshops that teach audio description as an artistic tool are part of brut accessible. In addition to the brut venues, our programme will also take place away from the stage, directly with the people and in the communities.
In the 2024/25 season, we are working closely with Theresa Scheinecker / Ray and Katharina Senk / Senki, who as access consultants are significantly involved in the organisation and implementation of brut accessible.
Information about your visit and accessibility at brut (tickets, directions, seating, WC, etc.) can be found under
Accessibility
Programme
Becoming Allies
Open networking meeting for more accessibility, inclusion and participation
Theresa Scheinecker / Ray, Katharina Senk / Senki
DeepDive into Dancing
for blind and visually impaired people
Carolin Jüngst, Lisa Rykena, Theresa Scheinecker / Ray, Katharina Senk / Senki
Artistic Audio Description in Dance and Performance
Rykena/Jüngst
Touch tour for TRANSFIGURED
Rykena/Jüngst
TRANSFIGURED
Rykena/Jüngst
Touch tour for TRANSFIGURED
Rykena/Jüngst
TRANSFIGURED
Fia Neises & Liv Schellander
Dramaturgy Blind Inclusive
Fia Neises & Liv Schellander
Dramaturgy Blind Inclusive
Fia Neises & Liv Schellander
Dramaturgy Blind Inclusive
Fia Neises & Liv Schellander
Open workshop
of Dramaturgy Blind Inclusive
Fia Neises & Liv Schellander
Dramaturgy Blind Inclusive
Fia Neises & Liv Schellander
Open rehearsal
of Dramaturgy Blind Inclusive
brut all over Vienna
brut nordwest
accessible
Nordwestbahnstraße 8-10, 1200 Vienna
Subway: U1, U2 (Praterstern), U4 (Friedensbrücke), U6 (Dresdnerstraße) Tram: 5 (Nordwestbahnstraße) Bus: 5A (Wasnergasse)
accessible
studio brut
not accessible
Zieglergasse 25, 1070 Wien
Subway: U3 (Zieglergasse), Tram: 49 (Westbahnstraße / Zieglergasse)
not accessible
brut at Exhibit Eschenbachgasse
accessible
Eschenbachgasse 11 / Ecke Getreidemarkt, 1010 Vienna
U-Bahn: U4, U1 (Karlsplatz), Tram: 1, 2, D, 71 (Burgring), Bus: 57A (Getreidemarkt)
accessible
FLUCC Deck
accessible
Praterstern 5, 1020 Wien
U-Bahn: U1, U2 (Praterstern) Tram: O, 5 (Praterstern) Bus: 5B, 80A, 82A (Praterstern) S-Bahn: S2, S3, S4, S7 (Praterstern)
accessible
Palais Rössl
not accessible
Rienößlgasse 12 / 21, 1040 Vienna
Tram: 1, 62, Badner Bahn (Mayerhofgasse)
not accessible