Pam Eden

A person stands in front of a bright blue corrugated wall, smiling directly at the camera. Their dark hair is pinned back, and a round earring is visible on one side. They are wearing a black sleeveless top and holding their hands loosely in front of their chest, which gives the pose a soft, friendly feel. The daylight clearly highlights the face, the skin and the vivid blue background. The mood feels open, warm and welcoming.

Pam Eden (she/her) lives in Vienna and Lower Austria and works with people of various abilities and impairments in various social areas. Her focus is on the field of deafness since she has a hearing impairment herself and is fluent in Austrian Sign Language (ÖGS). Her passions are the theatre, acting, and music. Pam Eden offers ÖGS interpretation (with or without a performance) to build bridges between areas of hearing and hearing impairments. She appeared as an interpreter for two productions at the Schäxpir theatre festival – Monster and Zack Prack – and also works as an interpreter for Nora Jacobs’s performance HOW DO YOU.

Works at brut

The Nameless of Leopoldstadt – Supporting programme for Nesterval's The Pink Triangle (2024, ÖGS interpreting)
The Pink Triangle – A History of the Nameless (2024, ÖGS interpreting)
The Art of Access: Creating access, Shaping accessibility (imagetanz 2024)
Workshop kinderhände association with Pam Eden (imagetanz 2024)
HOW DO YOU (2024 with Nora Jacobs)
HOW DO YOU (2023 with Nora Jacobs)