18 Dec, 21:00

Snacks & Chats with Bita Bell & Team

18 Dec, 21:00
  • Talk
Many visitors stand in a foyer and talk to each other. In the foreground, several people wear colourful outfits, including a shiny red dress over a pale purple turtleneck, red trousers and a pink jumper. More guests, cloakroom areas and warm event lighting are visible in the background.
© Christine Miess

Event information

Price

Free admission

Language

German and English, with whispered translation if required

Snacks & Chats with Bita Bell & Team invites everyone in the audience to stay after the performance and join a conversation, letting the evening wind down in a relaxed atmosphere. Together with the evening’s artists and the brut team, the audience gets to chat over drinks and a selection of snacks.

The format opens up an accessible space for exchange to share thoughts and ask questions. The audience is explicitly invited to join the discussion, listen in, or simply stay and be part of the conversation. This creates an open setting where what has been experienced can resonate and different perspectives and experiences find space.

Dates

  • 18 Dec
    Fri
    21:00
    Free admission

Media

Many visitors stand in a foyer and talk to each other. In the foreground, several people wear colourful outfits, including a shiny red dress over a pale purple turtleneck, red trousers and a pink jumper. More guests, cloakroom areas and warm event lighting are visible in the background.
© Christine Miess

Contributors

Bita Bell

Bita Bell (she/they) is a dance artist, writer, and composer with a bachelor’s degree in Music Composition and a Master of Fine Arts in Dance, based in Vienna since 2020. Her practice is grounded in the concept of the body as an archive, focusing on the intersections of collective memory and individual narrative. She was an Artistic Research Fellow with the Büchsenhausen Programme for Art and Theory in Innsbruck and at THIRD DAS Graduate School in Amsterdam. She is a recipient of the 2024 danceWEB Scholarship. Her performance project The Sun Is Gone premiered at and in a co-production with Tanzquartier Wien in 2025.

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