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BEATE is short for BRUT’S ENGAGED AUDIENCE as THEATRE EXPERTS – might sound complicated, but is actually pretty simple: BEATE joins rehearsals and creation processes of projects, opens a dialogue with artists and takes part in brut’s season programming. Please register until September 18th

Handle with care selected by BEATE will be a special edition during the festival imagetanz 2022 at brut. BEATE (Brut’s Engaged Audience as Theatre Experts) is the name of the audience club at brut, where engaged brut visitors attend rehearsals, showings and performances together to discuss and reflect about them, have talks with artists and experts and take part in brut’s season programming.

j_e_n_g_a – The Movie is a multi-lingual dance-film in which Tanja Erhart, her two crutches and Katharina Senk explore the juicyness of pleasure, interdependence and intersectional feminism in multi-sensorial perspectives. The film contains interactive parts in which the viewers have options to choose from and to guide the film while diving into their very own pleasure feelings.

Come join BEATE, the audience club at brut. BEATE is short for BRUT’S ENGAGED AUDIENCE as THEATRE EXPERTS – might sound complicated, but is actually pretty simple: BEATE joins rehearsals and creation processes of projects, opens a dialogue with artists and takes part in brut’s season programming.

The brut audience club meets regularly to exchange ideas, works internationally with groups of other Be SpectACTive! network members and visits events of the brut programme.

dialogue between brut's artistic director Kira Kirsch and theatre maker Samara Hersch – about inspiration, motivation and creative work

Im Rahmen des imagetanz Festivals lädt Sara-Lisa Bals zu einem Online-Probenbesuch. Im Interview erzählt sie, was es mit dem fiktiven Feiertag auf sich hat, nach dem ihre Performance "CUMERNUSTAG" benannt ist.

Im Rahmen des imagetanz Festivals lädt das Team von "poetry of failure" zu einem Online-Probenbesuch. Im Interview erzählt Klemens Hegen, was der Ausgangspunkt für ihre Arbeit war und worin die Schönheit des Scheiterns liegt.

European Spectators Day will take place on November 21st! The sixth edition of the festival is a digital and community-based event, that involves and connects the local groups of active spectators participating in the co-programming activities developed in the framework of the European project Be SpectACTive!.

In preparation for the European Spectators Day, the artist Raquel André will give you various tasks until November 21st. The focus lies on the relationship between audiences and artistic works. Raquel André studied at the Theater and Film School in Lisbon and got her Masters degree in Performing Arts in Rio de Janeiro. She develops cross-genre projects in the fields of theater, dance, film and television. Her passion for collecting is expressed in her artistic projects.

In preparation for the European Spectators Day, the artist Raquel André will give you various tasks until November 21st. The focus lies on the relationship between audiences and artistic works. Raquel André studied at the Theater and Film School in Lisbon and got her Masters degree in Performing Arts in Rio de Janeiro. She develops cross-genre projects in the fields of theater, dance, film and television. Her passion for collecting is expressed in her artistic projects.

In preparation for the European Spectators Day, the artist Raquel André will give you various tasks until November 21st. The focus lies on the relationship between audiences and artistic works. Raquel André studied at the Theater and Film School in Lisbon and got her Masters degree in Performing Arts in Rio de Janeiro. She develops cross-genre projects in the fields of theater, dance, film and television. Her passion for collecting is expressed in her artistic projects.

In preparation for the European Spectators Day, the artist Raquel André will give you various tasks until November 21st. The focus lies on the relationship between audiences and artistic works. Raquel André studied at the Theater and Film School in Lisbon and got her Masters degree in Performing Arts in Rio de Janeiro. She develops cross-genre projects in the fields of theater, dance, film and television. Her passion for collecting is expressed in her artistic projects.

In preparation for the European Spectators Day, the artist Raquel André will give you various tasks until November 21st. The focus lies on the relationship between audiences and artistic works. Raquel André studied at the Theater and Film School in Lisbon and got her Masters degree in Performing Arts in Rio de Janeiro. She develops cross-genre projects in the fields of theater, dance, film and television. Her passion for collecting is expressed in her artistic projects.

In preparation for the European Spectators Day, the artist Raquel André will give you various tasks until November 21st. The focus lies on the relationship between audiences and artistic works. Raquel André studied at the Theater and Film School in Lisbon and got her Masters degree in Performing Arts in Rio de Janeiro. She develops cross-genre projects in the fields of theater, dance, film and television. Her passion for collecting is expressed in her artistic projects.

With Handle with care selected by BEATE two artists or groups receive the opportunity to complete a 1-week residency during the festival imagetanz at brut and will open their working process in a presentation to the public at the end of the week.

In preparation for the European Spectators Day, the artist Raquel André will give you various tasks until November 21st. The focus lies on the relationship between audiences and artistic works. Raquel André studied at the Theater and Film School in Lisbon and got her Masters degree in Performing Arts in Rio de Janeiro. She develops cross-genre projects in the fields of theater, dance, film and television. Her passion for collecting is expressed in her artistic projects.

In preparation for the European Spectators Day, the artist Raquel André will give you various tasks until November 21st. The focus lies on the relationship between audiences and artistic works. Raquel André studied at the Theater and Film School in Lisbon and got her Masters degree in Performing Arts in Rio de Janeiro. She develops cross-genre projects in the fields of theater, dance, film and television. Her passion for collecting is expressed in her artistic projects.

Drei Fragen an Tanja Erhart & Katharina Senk und Julia Müllner

The 5th European Spectator’s Day took place on November 16 as part of the European be SpectACTive! Network, in which brut’s audience club BEATE participated. In studio brut they met to discuss the central issues of discussion on freedom at the same time with each other and with over twenty groups at other theaters and institutions throughout Europe via Facebook. The meeting was graphically captured by local artists at each location. The idea of the European Spectator’s Day, as well as the entire be SpectACTive! Network, is to enable interested audiences to actively participate in the artistic work of an institution.

The European theatre network Be SpectACTive! is looking for cultural influencers who want to travel through Europe, visit different theatres and feature their productions on instagram. The European call is open from 1 March to 15 April.