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21 Oct, 16:00
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Ray Scheinecker, Katharina Senk / Senki & Elena Lach Come Closer & Stay for the Pizza

21 Oct, 16:00

for blind, visually impaired and neurodivergent audiences

Several people stand in a circle in a large rehearsal room with a concrete floor, a black curtain and visible ceiling pipes. A barefoot person in a white T-shirt and beige track pants stands in the centre, leading a movement with outstretched arms and loosely bent hands. The other participants around them follow the gesture. Some people are seen from behind or only partly, directing the focus towards the centre of the group.
Theresa Scheinecker / Ray & Katharina Senk / Senki – Move to the Beat – Stay for the Pasta (2024/25)
© Christine Miess

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Pay as you can

Language

German and English

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Access Friends

Relaxed event

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A new season is beginning, and we are setting out together. The future home of brut is located in Neu Marx, in Vienna’s 3rd district. The building is still a construction site. However, we already want to get to know the surrounding area. We start by walking from the nearby U3 station Schlachthausgasse towards the new theatre. At atelier brut next door, there is time to linger and to move. You will also learn more about the upcoming brut programme.
We finish by enjoying pizza together.

A new season begins and we invite you to a new location: the future home of brut Wien in Neu Marx, in the third district. The building is still under construction. Spaces are taking shape, and much is still in the making. Before performances, dance, and long evenings will take place here, we explore the surroundings together. An event for everyone who is curious about the future brut Vienna, who wants to walk this path together, and who feels like reconnecting, meeting new people, and spending an evening in good company!

The afternoon begins with a shared walk: starting from the nearby U3 station Schlachthausgasse, Elena Lach, Ray Scheinecker, and Katharina Senk / Senki guide us through the new neighbourhood. Along the way, we encounter historical traces and contemporary urban landscapes, familiar corners and new perspectives. The walk invites us to get to know the diversity of the area, to try out new paths, and to come a little closer to the future home of brut Wien.

Afterwards, we meet at atelier brut – a new space for encounter located right next to the future theatre. Here, we take time for movement, encounter, and exchange. A special highlight: we give first insights into the upcoming season and share exciting glimpses of the programme. Maybe there are dates you’ll want to mark in your calendar right away.

We will end the evening together with pizza.
Come closer and get to know the new location, stay for the pizza!

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Media

In a rehearsal room, a group of participants move together. At the centre, a person wearing a white T-shirt with the words “Run to a magical place”, pink trousers and black trainers stands with legs wide apart and arms stretched out. Behind them, another person in a white shirt also extends their arms. Other participants are visible around them, partly cropped or blurred. The scene feels like a guided group movement exercise.
Theresa Scheinecker / Ray & Katharina Senk / Senki – Move to the Beat – Stay for the Pasta (2024/25)
© Christine Miess
Several people bend forward in a rehearsal room as part of a shared movement exercise. At the centre, a person in a white T-shirt and beige track pants rests their hands on their thighs, lifts their head and smiles upwards. Around them, other participants are in similar positions, some blurred in the foreground. The close framing feels lively and shows a focused yet playful moment in the workshop.
Theresa Scheinecker / Ray & Katharina Senk / Senki – Move to the Beat – Stay for the Pasta (2024/25)
© Christine Miess
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

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Contributors

Ray Scheinecker

Ray Scheinecker ist Klinische Psychologin und Performerin in Wien. Ray performte national sowie international unter anderem für Ian Kaler, Alix Eynaudi, Elizabeth Ward und Michael Turinsky. Ihre Bewegungssprache formt sich durch Praktiken der Hip-Hop Kultur, Akrobatik sowie zeitgenössischem Tanz. Die Wahrnehmungsvielfalt und der Bereich der kreativen Audiodeskription sind derzeit im Fokus ihrer Recherche, mit dem Ziel, mehr Raum für die nicht-visuellen Ebenen im Tanzkontext zu kreieren. Ray Scheinecker war zuletzt 2026 mit ihrem Workshop Move to the Beat – Stay for One Last Lasagna für blinde und sehbehinderte Menschen, neuroqueere Personen sowie Freund:innen und Allies im Rahmen von brut barrierefrei im brut Wien zu erleben.

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Katharina Senk / Senki

Katharina Senk / Senki lives in Vienna as a white, female, non-disabled dancer. She has performed, among others, for Marina Abramović, Doris Uhlich, Florentina Holzinger, Sara Ostertag, and Michael Turinsky. She presents her own projects and collaborations nationally and internationally. Together with Maartje Pasman, Katharina Senk / Senki leads the association tanz.sucht.theater, where projects are developed that consider access on multiple levels. Since the end of 2022, Katharina Senk / Senki has been focusing on artistic audio description. Katharina Senk / Senki last appeared at brut Wien in 2026 in the production BUZZ. www.katharinasenk.com

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Elena Lach

Elena Lach (they/she) lives in Vienna and works as a performer, personal assistant and facilitator. They research transformative potentials of site-specific performance in public spaces and co-organised the critical lecture series Imagining Better Worlds: Enacting Insurgent Feminist Futures (University of Vienna 2025/26). Her work centers queer, neurodivergent and disabled communities be it at parties, in the theatre or at contact improvisation jams. They love questions and non-verbal communication and practice social peculiarity as a survival strategy and a way to conduct relationships. In the autumn of 2025, Elena Lach, together with Ema Benčíková, hosted a workshop Spacing in: Relaxed Performance Lab for autistic and neuroqueer people as part of accessible brut.

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