Thursday, November 7
InTaKT Festival Opening with Poetry SlamInclusive Poetry Slam on the Topic of „Living Together“
in collaboration with Slam Kollektiv and the University of Graz
with translation into Austrian Sign Language (ÖGS)
When? Thursday, November 7, at 6 PM
Where? Graz Museum, Sackstraße 18
Who much does it cost? 10 Euro, Free entry with a disability pass or culture pass
How long is the event? 1 hour and 30 minutes
Where can I get tickets? Please reserve your ticket at: info@intakt-festival.at The Slam Kollektiv group, together with the InTaKT Festival, is organizing a Poetry Slam to open the festival. Artists with and without disabilities will perform their own texts. All texts will be translated into Austrian Sign Language (ÖGS). A Poetry Slam is an event where people share their stories. These stories can be real or made-up, funny or sad. They can make you think or simply talk about everyday things. What’s important: The performers have written their stories themselves. Some use Poetry Slam to talk about what they don’t like and what they wish were different. Others just want to make people laugh with their stories. Poetry Slam is very diverse. There’s something for everyone to enjoy. The audience only needs to do two things: respect the performers and clap a lot! Host: Agnes Maier
Performers: Anna Hader, Sebastian Liebich, Elena Sarto, Agnes Zenz u.a.
Translation in ÖGS: Laura Raffer and Ilona Seidel-Jerey
Where? Graz Museum, Sackstraße 18
Who much does it cost? 10 Euro, Free entry with a disability pass or culture pass
How long is the event? 1 hour and 30 minutes
Where can I get tickets? Please reserve your ticket at: info@intakt-festival.at The Slam Kollektiv group, together with the InTaKT Festival, is organizing a Poetry Slam to open the festival. Artists with and without disabilities will perform their own texts. All texts will be translated into Austrian Sign Language (ÖGS). A Poetry Slam is an event where people share their stories. These stories can be real or made-up, funny or sad. They can make you think or simply talk about everyday things. What’s important: The performers have written their stories themselves. Some use Poetry Slam to talk about what they don’t like and what they wish were different. Others just want to make people laugh with their stories. Poetry Slam is very diverse. There’s something for everyone to enjoy. The audience only needs to do two things: respect the performers and clap a lot! Host: Agnes Maier
Performers: Anna Hader, Sebastian Liebich, Elena Sarto, Agnes Zenz u.a.
Translation in ÖGS: Laura Raffer and Ilona Seidel-Jerey
Agnes Maier, Picture: (c) Thomas Lingitz
By Consuelo Méndez and Margarethe Maierhofer-Lischka
A performance with music and drawing
When? Thursday, November 7 at 4 PM
Where? Akademie Graz, Neutorgasse 42
How much does it cost? Pay as much as you want.
How long is the performance? 30 minutes
Where can I get tickets? Please reserve your ticket at: info@intakt-festival.at Two artists come together. One is a musician, the other is a painter. Both wear blindfolds, so they cannot see what they are doing. This is a new experience for them. They want to connect through sounds and noises. They want to focus on time, conversation, and collaboration. They want to explore what happens when they create without seeing. For the artists, this is an experiment. The audience can watch them, but the audience is also part of what happens. This performance is inspired by the “blind drawings” of Robert Morris, made between 1973 and 2009. Drawing Artist: Consuelo Méndez
Musician: Margarethe Maierhofer-Lischka
Where? Akademie Graz, Neutorgasse 42
How much does it cost? Pay as much as you want.
How long is the performance? 30 minutes
Where can I get tickets? Please reserve your ticket at: info@intakt-festival.at Two artists come together. One is a musician, the other is a painter. Both wear blindfolds, so they cannot see what they are doing. This is a new experience for them. They want to connect through sounds and noises. They want to focus on time, conversation, and collaboration. They want to explore what happens when they create without seeing. For the artists, this is an experiment. The audience can watch them, but the audience is also part of what happens. This performance is inspired by the “blind drawings” of Robert Morris, made between 1973 and 2009. Drawing Artist: Consuelo Méndez
Musician: Margarethe Maierhofer-Lischka
Picture: (c) Consuelo Méndez
Friday, November 8
Guided Tour Kunsthaus Graz:
A tactile tour for people with visual impairments through Kunsthaus Graz
When? Friday, November 8, at 2 PM
Where? Kunsthaus Graz, Foyer, Lendkai 1
How much does it cost? Free of charge
How long is the tour? 60 minutes
How can I register? Please register at: info@kunsthausgraz.at or call +43 316 8017 9200 We don’t only see with our eyes… Join us for a tactile tour through the Kunsthaus Graz. Together, we will “grasp” the architecture and the exhibitions in the museum. This tour is specially designed for blind and visually impaired visitors, but everyone is welcome.
Where? Kunsthaus Graz, Foyer, Lendkai 1
How much does it cost? Free of charge
How long is the tour? 60 minutes
How can I register? Please register at: info@kunsthausgraz.at or call +43 316 8017 9200 We don’t only see with our eyes… Join us for a tactile tour through the Kunsthaus Graz. Together, we will “grasp” the architecture and the exhibitions in the museum. This tour is specially designed for blind and visually impaired visitors, but everyone is welcome.
by Theater SuppeKompott
Musical Audio-Theater for ages 4 and up
When?
Friday, November 8 at 4 PM
Saturday, November 9 at 10 AM
Where? Graz Museum, Sackstraße 18
How much does it cost? 10 Euro for adults, free entry for children and people with a disability pass or culture pass
How long is the play? 50 minutes
Where can I get tickets? Please reserve your ticket at: info@intakt-festival.at The socks, Sockolina und Sockoletta, love their sock life. They sort their stripes, clean their toes, do morning exercises, and get spun around. But one day, Sockolina feels like she has a hole. After the last spin, she doesn’t come back. Sockoletta starts looking for her favorite sock partner. On her search, she meets Sock. Sock is the keeper of sock memories. She knows the magic of remembering… Sock Whirl is an audio play about friendship and saying goodbye. It was made for people with and without visual impairments. Director: Christina Scheutz
Voices: Anna Wagner und Kateřina Černá
Text: Kateřina Černá
Sounds und Music: Andreas Semlitsch
Outside-Ear: Jasmin Treffer Verena Brunnbauer and Nicole Honeck from Death Positiv supported the play with advice on loss and saying goodbye.
Friday, November 8 at 4 PM
Saturday, November 9 at 10 AM
Where? Graz Museum, Sackstraße 18
How much does it cost? 10 Euro for adults, free entry for children and people with a disability pass or culture pass
How long is the play? 50 minutes
Where can I get tickets? Please reserve your ticket at: info@intakt-festival.at The socks, Sockolina und Sockoletta, love their sock life. They sort their stripes, clean their toes, do morning exercises, and get spun around. But one day, Sockolina feels like she has a hole. After the last spin, she doesn’t come back. Sockoletta starts looking for her favorite sock partner. On her search, she meets Sock. Sock is the keeper of sock memories. She knows the magic of remembering… Sock Whirl is an audio play about friendship and saying goodbye. It was made for people with and without visual impairments. Director: Christina Scheutz
Voices: Anna Wagner und Kateřina Černá
Text: Kateřina Černá
Sounds und Music: Andreas Semlitsch
Outside-Ear: Jasmin Treffer Verena Brunnbauer and Nicole Honeck from Death Positiv supported the play with advice on loss and saying goodbye.
This play was supported by the City of Graz and the State of Styria.
Picture: (c) Edi Haberl
by tanz.sucht.theater
Dance Theater for ages 8 and up
With translation into Austrian Sign Language (ÖGS)
When?
Friday, November 8 at 6 PM (with a talk after the show)
Saturday, November 9 at 3 PM
Where? Theater am Ortweinplatz (TaO!), Ortweinplatz 1
How much does it cost? 15 Euro, for people with a disability pass and children 10 Euro, free entry for people with a culture pass
How long is the play? 50 minutes
Where can I get tickets? Please reserve your ticket at: info@intakt-festival.at Do you think witches are scary women with brooms and green skin? Not anymore! Four dancers take children into a magical world. They have floating magic wands, a big witch’s cauldron, and exciting magic spells! Children will learn something important about magic: you need to believe in your own strength. And you need courage too. The play “Hexen” is not just about witches. It also shows how different our bodies and abilities can be. The people on stage fight for fairness. They dream of a world where everyone can join in. Every performance has two special people who translate the show into sign language. Sign language is a way to speak with your hands. This helps people who cannot hear to enjoy the play. Kids who don’t know sign language yet can learn something new. The play „Hexen“ was nominated for an award called STELLA*23. This is a prize for playes that are great for children. Click here, to watch the trailer. Idea, Choreography, Performance:
Iris Omari Ansong, Yuria Knoll, Maartje Pasman, Katharina Senk
Costume and Stage Design: Julia Trybula
Magic Consultant: Thomas Thalhammer
Production Management and Touring: Dušana Baltić
Technical Director: Jonathan Grillich
Translation into Austrian Sign Language (ÖGS): Elke Schaumberger and Georg Marsh With support from MA7 Cultural Department of the City Vienna and BMKÖS.
A cooperation by tanz.sucht.theater e. V. and Dschungel Wien.
Friday, November 8 at 6 PM (with a talk after the show)
Saturday, November 9 at 3 PM
Where? Theater am Ortweinplatz (TaO!), Ortweinplatz 1
How much does it cost? 15 Euro, for people with a disability pass and children 10 Euro, free entry for people with a culture pass
How long is the play? 50 minutes
Where can I get tickets? Please reserve your ticket at: info@intakt-festival.at Do you think witches are scary women with brooms and green skin? Not anymore! Four dancers take children into a magical world. They have floating magic wands, a big witch’s cauldron, and exciting magic spells! Children will learn something important about magic: you need to believe in your own strength. And you need courage too. The play “Hexen” is not just about witches. It also shows how different our bodies and abilities can be. The people on stage fight for fairness. They dream of a world where everyone can join in. Every performance has two special people who translate the show into sign language. Sign language is a way to speak with your hands. This helps people who cannot hear to enjoy the play. Kids who don’t know sign language yet can learn something new. The play „Hexen“ was nominated for an award called STELLA*23. This is a prize for playes that are great for children. Click here, to watch the trailer. Idea, Choreography, Performance:
Iris Omari Ansong, Yuria Knoll, Maartje Pasman, Katharina Senk
Costume and Stage Design: Julia Trybula
Magic Consultant: Thomas Thalhammer
Production Management and Touring: Dušana Baltić
Technical Director: Jonathan Grillich
Translation into Austrian Sign Language (ÖGS): Elke Schaumberger and Georg Marsh With support from MA7 Cultural Department of the City Vienna and BMKÖS.
A cooperation by tanz.sucht.theater e. V. and Dschungel Wien.
Picture: (c) Dušana Baltić
A documentary film by Treibsand Film
with subtitles
After the film, there will be a group discussion.
When? Friday, November 8 at 8 PM
Where? Graz Museum, Sackstraße 18
How much does it cost? Pay as much as you want
How long is the play? 1 hour and 20 minutes
Where can I get tickets? Please reserve your ticket at: info@intakt-festival.at This film is about two actresses, Lucy and Yulia. Both have disabilities. They work in theater, but it is not always easy. Even in the arts, there are prejudices and barriers. The film tells their story. The film includes many interviews. People from theater and science talk about their views on the situation. Theaters receive funding from the government. This means they have a responsibility to make culture accessible to everyone. With training programs for artists with disabilities, professional inclusive art becomes possible. Director and Camera: Kim Münster and Sebastian Bergfeld
Production: Kim Münster
Editing: Tama Tobias Macht Funded by the Film- and Media Foundation of North Rhine-Westphalia.
Where? Graz Museum, Sackstraße 18
How much does it cost? Pay as much as you want
How long is the play? 1 hour and 20 minutes
Where can I get tickets? Please reserve your ticket at: info@intakt-festival.at This film is about two actresses, Lucy and Yulia. Both have disabilities. They work in theater, but it is not always easy. Even in the arts, there are prejudices and barriers. The film tells their story. The film includes many interviews. People from theater and science talk about their views on the situation. Theaters receive funding from the government. This means they have a responsibility to make culture accessible to everyone. With training programs for artists with disabilities, professional inclusive art becomes possible. Director and Camera: Kim Münster and Sebastian Bergfeld
Production: Kim Münster
Editing: Tama Tobias Macht Funded by the Film- and Media Foundation of North Rhine-Westphalia.
(c) Treibsand Film
Saturday, November 9
Sockenwirbel-Sound Theaterby Theater SuppeKompott
Musical Audio-Theater for ages 4 and up
When?
Friday, November 8 at 4 PM
Saturday, November 9 at 10 AM
Where? Graz Museum, Sackstraße 18
How much does it cost? 10 Euro for adults, free entry for children and people with a disability pass or culture pass
How long is the play? 50 minutes
Where can I get tickets? Please reserve your ticket at: info@intakt-festival.at The socks, Sockolina und Sockoletta, love their sock life. They sort their stripes, clean their toes, do morning exercises, and get spun around. But one day, Sockolina feels like she has a hole. After the last spin, she doesn’t come back. Sockoletta starts looking for her favorite sock partner. On her search, she meets Sock. Sock is the keeper of sock memories. She knows the magic of remembering… Sock Whirl is an audio play about friendship and saying goodbye. It was made for people with and without visual impairments. Director: Christina Scheutz
Voices: Anna Wagner und Kateřina Černá
Text: Kateřina Černá
Sounds und Music: Andreas Semlitsch
Outside-Ear: Jasmin Treffer Verena Brunnbauer and Nicole Honeck from Death Positiv supported the play with advice on loss and saying goodbye.
Friday, November 8 at 4 PM
Saturday, November 9 at 10 AM
Where? Graz Museum, Sackstraße 18
How much does it cost? 10 Euro for adults, free entry for children and people with a disability pass or culture pass
How long is the play? 50 minutes
Where can I get tickets? Please reserve your ticket at: info@intakt-festival.at The socks, Sockolina und Sockoletta, love their sock life. They sort their stripes, clean their toes, do morning exercises, and get spun around. But one day, Sockolina feels like she has a hole. After the last spin, she doesn’t come back. Sockoletta starts looking for her favorite sock partner. On her search, she meets Sock. Sock is the keeper of sock memories. She knows the magic of remembering… Sock Whirl is an audio play about friendship and saying goodbye. It was made for people with and without visual impairments. Director: Christina Scheutz
Voices: Anna Wagner und Kateřina Černá
Text: Kateřina Černá
Sounds und Music: Andreas Semlitsch
Outside-Ear: Jasmin Treffer Verena Brunnbauer and Nicole Honeck from Death Positiv supported the play with advice on loss and saying goodbye.
This play was supported by the City of Graz and the State of Styria.
Picture: (c) Edi Haberl
by tanz.sucht.theater
Dance Theater for ages 8 and up
With translation into Austrian Sign Language (ÖGS)
When?
Friday, November 8 at 6 PM (with a talk after the show)
Saturday, November 9 at 3 PM
Where? Theater am Ortweinplatz (TaO!), Ortweinplatz 1
How much does it cost? 15 Euro, for people with a disability pass and children 10 Euro, free entry for people with a culture pass
How long is the play? 50 minutes
Where can I get tickets? Please reserve your ticket at: info@intakt-festival.at Do you think witches are scary women with brooms and green skin? Not anymore! Four dancers take children into a magical world. They have floating magic wands, a big witch’s cauldron, and exciting magic spells! Children will learn something important about magic: you need to believe in your own strength. And you need courage too. The play “Hexen” is not just about witches. It also shows how different our bodies and abilities can be. The people on stage fight for fairness. They dream of a world where everyone can join in. Every performance has two special people who translate the show into sign language. Sign language is a way to speak with your hands. This helps people who cannot hear to enjoy the play. Kids who don’t know sign language yet can learn something new. The play „Hexen“ was nominated for an award called STELLA*23. This is a prize for playes that are great for children. Click here, to watch the trailer. Idea, Choreography, Performance:
Iris Omari Ansong, Yuria Knoll, Maartje Pasman, Katharina Senk
Costume and Stage Design: Julia Trybula
Magic Consultant: Thomas Thalhammer
Production Management and Touring: Dušana Baltić
Technical Director: Jonathan Grillich
Translation into Austrian Sign Language (ÖGS): Elke Schaumberger and Georg Marsh With support from MA7 Cultural Department of the City Vienna and BMKÖS.
A cooperation by tanz.sucht.theater e. V. and Dschungel Wien.
Friday, November 8 at 6 PM (with a talk after the show)
Saturday, November 9 at 3 PM
Where? Theater am Ortweinplatz (TaO!), Ortweinplatz 1
How much does it cost? 15 Euro, for people with a disability pass and children 10 Euro, free entry for people with a culture pass
How long is the play? 50 minutes
Where can I get tickets? Please reserve your ticket at: info@intakt-festival.at Do you think witches are scary women with brooms and green skin? Not anymore! Four dancers take children into a magical world. They have floating magic wands, a big witch’s cauldron, and exciting magic spells! Children will learn something important about magic: you need to believe in your own strength. And you need courage too. The play “Hexen” is not just about witches. It also shows how different our bodies and abilities can be. The people on stage fight for fairness. They dream of a world where everyone can join in. Every performance has two special people who translate the show into sign language. Sign language is a way to speak with your hands. This helps people who cannot hear to enjoy the play. Kids who don’t know sign language yet can learn something new. The play „Hexen“ was nominated for an award called STELLA*23. This is a prize for playes that are great for children. Click here, to watch the trailer. Idea, Choreography, Performance:
Iris Omari Ansong, Yuria Knoll, Maartje Pasman, Katharina Senk
Costume and Stage Design: Julia Trybula
Magic Consultant: Thomas Thalhammer
Production Management and Touring: Dušana Baltić
Technical Director: Jonathan Grillich
Translation into Austrian Sign Language (ÖGS): Elke Schaumberger and Georg Marsh With support from MA7 Cultural Department of the City Vienna and BMKÖS.
A cooperation by tanz.sucht.theater e. V. and Dschungel Wien.
Pictures: (c) Dušana Baltić
by Theaterakademie LebensGroß
in cooperation with Salon Stolz
A play developed as part of stage performer training
When?
Saturday, November 9 at 6 PM (with a discussion) – SOLD OUT
Sunday, November 10 at 6 PM – SOLD OUT
Monday, November 11 at 6 PM – SOLD OUT
Where? Salon Stolz, Theodor-Körner-Straße 67
How much does it cost? 10 Euro, free entry with a disability pass or culture pass
How long is the play? 1 hour and 10 minutes
How can I get a ticket? Currently, reservations are not possible. You can join the waiting list: theaterakademie@lebensgross.at In Graz, LebensGroß started a theater academy for people with disabilities. After last year’s “Beggar’s Opera,” the participants are now creating a new play with director Julia Gratzer. The play explores the meaninglessness of life. They ask questions: Do people desperately try to be someone, even though everything is meaningless? Who taught us what is important? Together, they search for “nothingness.” On this journey, they might discover something about meaning. The performance also includes music and dance. The artists share their personal stories and show their strengths. Director: Julia Gratzer
Project Leader: Lina Hölscher
Dramaturgy: Tilla Rath
Stage and Costume Design: Anaïs Rabelhofer
Music: Felix Martl
Choreography: Juliane Spannring
Technical and Lighting Design: Mike Haid
Cast: Florian Finsterbusch, Florian Haider, Helena Käfer, Robert Nemes, Janosch Ostrowski, Paul Schaden, Tobias Spiegl, Lena Strohriegel, Agnes Zenz
Saturday, November 9 at 6 PM (with a discussion) – SOLD OUT
Sunday, November 10 at 6 PM – SOLD OUT
Monday, November 11 at 6 PM – SOLD OUT
Where? Salon Stolz, Theodor-Körner-Straße 67
How much does it cost? 10 Euro, free entry with a disability pass or culture pass
How long is the play? 1 hour and 10 minutes
How can I get a ticket? Currently, reservations are not possible. You can join the waiting list: theaterakademie@lebensgross.at In Graz, LebensGroß started a theater academy for people with disabilities. After last year’s “Beggar’s Opera,” the participants are now creating a new play with director Julia Gratzer. The play explores the meaninglessness of life. They ask questions: Do people desperately try to be someone, even though everything is meaningless? Who taught us what is important? Together, they search for “nothingness.” On this journey, they might discover something about meaning. The performance also includes music and dance. The artists share their personal stories and show their strengths. Director: Julia Gratzer
Project Leader: Lina Hölscher
Dramaturgy: Tilla Rath
Stage and Costume Design: Anaïs Rabelhofer
Music: Felix Martl
Choreography: Juliane Spannring
Technical and Lighting Design: Mike Haid
Cast: Florian Finsterbusch, Florian Haider, Helena Käfer, Robert Nemes, Janosch Ostrowski, Paul Schaden, Tobias Spiegl, Lena Strohriegel, Agnes Zenz
Picture: (c) Edi Haberl
Sunday, November 10
Sunny´s Liederlade (Sunny´s Song Workshop) Inclusive music workshop with Sunny Lila
For kids aged 3 and up, with an adult companion
When? Sunday, November 10 at 10 AM
Where? Graz Museum, Sackstraße 18
How long is the workshop? 90 minutes
How much does it cost? Free entry
How can I join? Please sign up at: info@intakt-festival.at Do you love music? Do you like to dance? Does music make you happy, or do you enjoy making your own sounds? Then this music workshop with Sunny is perfect for you! This workshop is for all children. Sunny is excited to make music with everyone. Together, we will sing and dance. We will use simple instruments to make music. We will also play with scarves and do movement games. These activities are fun, spark creativity, and help us move better. Tip: On October 30, there will be a city walk with Sunny Lila as part of the Popella Children’s Music Festival. If it rains, the walk will be rescheduled to November 10. Learn more at: popella.at
Where? Graz Museum, Sackstraße 18
How long is the workshop? 90 minutes
How much does it cost? Free entry
How can I join? Please sign up at: info@intakt-festival.at Do you love music? Do you like to dance? Does music make you happy, or do you enjoy making your own sounds? Then this music workshop with Sunny is perfect for you! This workshop is for all children. Sunny is excited to make music with everyone. Together, we will sing and dance. We will use simple instruments to make music. We will also play with scarves and do movement games. These activities are fun, spark creativity, and help us move better. Tip: On October 30, there will be a city walk with Sunny Lila as part of the Popella Children’s Music Festival. If it rains, the walk will be rescheduled to November 10. Learn more at: popella.at
Picture: (c) Edi Haberl
Graz Museum:
Tour of the exhibition „Habitat Graz“ in simple language
When? Sunday, November 10 at 11 AM
Where? Graz Museum, Sackstraße 18
How long does it last? 60 minutes
How much does it cost? Free entry
How can I join? Please sign up at: grazmuseum@stadt.graz.at Sometimes we think a city is only for people. But a city is also a home for many animals and plants. In this exhibition at the Graz Museum, we learn about Graz and nature. There is a lot to explore and do.
Where? Graz Museum, Sackstraße 18
How long does it last? 60 minutes
How much does it cost? Free entry
How can I join? Please sign up at: grazmuseum@stadt.graz.at Sometimes we think a city is only for people. But a city is also a home for many animals and plants. In this exhibition at the Graz Museum, we learn about Graz and nature. There is a lot to explore and do.
ou can see a large aerial photo of Graz. There is a forest floor in the museum. There are pictures, smell stations, listening stations, and touch stations. Together, we will talk about how we experience nature in Graz.
You can see a large aerial photo of Graz. There is a forest floor in the museum. There are pictures, smell stations, listening stations, and touch stations. Together, we will talk about how we experience nature in Graz.
Dance-Workshop with Vera Rosner
When? Sunday, November 10 at 1 PM
Where? Salon Stolz, Theodor-Körner-Straße 67
How long is the workshop? 3 hours
How much does it cost? Free entry
How can I join? Please sign up at: info@intakt-festival.at Vera uses a wheelchair. This means she often has to take detours. For example, she uses side doors or goes through storage rooms and back rooms. In Vera’s dance workshop, we celebrate detours. We dance and create our own movements. While dancing, we meet other people. These meetings can give us new ideas and help us see things differently. Everyone is welcome, with or without a wheelchair. We open ourselves to new experiences and enjoy dancing together.
Where? Salon Stolz, Theodor-Körner-Straße 67
How long is the workshop? 3 hours
How much does it cost? Free entry
How can I join? Please sign up at: info@intakt-festival.at Vera uses a wheelchair. This means she often has to take detours. For example, she uses side doors or goes through storage rooms and back rooms. In Vera’s dance workshop, we celebrate detours. We dance and create our own movements. While dancing, we meet other people. These meetings can give us new ideas and help us see things differently. Everyone is welcome, with or without a wheelchair. We open ourselves to new experiences and enjoy dancing together.
Pictures: (c) Marion Brogyany
by Theaterakademie LebensGroß
in cooperation with Salon Stolz
A play developed as part of stage performer training
When?
Saturday, November 9 at 6 PM (with a discussion) – SOLD OUT
Sunday, November 10 at 6 PM – SOLD OUT
Monday, November 11 at 6 PM – SOLD OUT
Where? Salon Stolz, Theodor-Körner-Straße 67
How much does it cost? 10 Euro, free entry with a disability pass or culture pass
How long is the play? 1 hour and 10 minutes
How can I get a ticket? Currently, reservations are not possible. You can join the waiting list: theaterakademie@lebensgross.at In Graz, LebensGroß started a theater academy for people with disabilities. After last year’s “Beggar’s Opera,” the participants are now creating a new play with director Julia Gratzer. The play explores the meaninglessness of life. They ask questions: Do people desperately try to be someone, even though everything is meaningless? Who taught us what is important? Together, they search for “nothingness.” On this journey, they might discover something about meaning. The performance also includes music and dance. The artists share their personal stories and show their strengths. Director: Julia Gratzer
Project Leader: Lina Hölscher
Dramaturgy: Tilla Rath
Stage and Costume Design: Anaïs Rabelhofer
Music: Felix Martl
Choreography: Juliane Spannring
Technical and Lighting Design: Mike Haid
Cast: Florian Finsterbusch, Florian Haider, Helena Käfer, Robert Nemes, Janosch Ostrowski, Paul Schaden, Tobias Spiegl, Lena Strohriegel, Agnes Zenz
Saturday, November 9 at 6 PM (with a discussion) – SOLD OUT
Sunday, November 10 at 6 PM – SOLD OUT
Monday, November 11 at 6 PM – SOLD OUT
Where? Salon Stolz, Theodor-Körner-Straße 67
How much does it cost? 10 Euro, free entry with a disability pass or culture pass
How long is the play? 1 hour and 10 minutes
How can I get a ticket? Currently, reservations are not possible. You can join the waiting list: theaterakademie@lebensgross.at In Graz, LebensGroß started a theater academy for people with disabilities. After last year’s “Beggar’s Opera,” the participants are now creating a new play with director Julia Gratzer. The play explores the meaninglessness of life. They ask questions: Do people desperately try to be someone, even though everything is meaningless? Who taught us what is important? Together, they search for “nothingness.” On this journey, they might discover something about meaning. The performance also includes music and dance. The artists share their personal stories and show their strengths. Director: Julia Gratzer
Project Leader: Lina Hölscher
Dramaturgy: Tilla Rath
Stage and Costume Design: Anaïs Rabelhofer
Music: Felix Martl
Choreography: Juliane Spannring
Technical and Lighting Design: Mike Haid
Cast: Florian Finsterbusch, Florian Haider, Helena Käfer, Robert Nemes, Janosch Ostrowski, Paul Schaden, Tobias Spiegl, Lena Strohriegel, Agnes Zenz
Picture: (c) Edi Haberl
Monday, November 11
Inclusive Writing Workshop with Stadtteiltreff Leonhard
When? Monday, November 11 at 3 PM
Where? Stadtteiltreff Leonhard, Naglergasse 38
How long is the Workshop? 2 hours
How much does it cost? Free entry
How can I join? Please yign up at: info@intakt-festival.at In the Herz-Jesu district, Jukus has opened the Stadtteiltreff Leonhard. We are offering a writing workshop for everyone there. Author Kateřina Černá will take us into the colorful world of words. We will write and share ideas. No prior knowledge is needed. Everyone can join. The space is only partly accessible, but we will find a solution if you want to participate.
Where? Stadtteiltreff Leonhard, Naglergasse 38
How long is the Workshop? 2 hours
How much does it cost? Free entry
How can I join? Please yign up at: info@intakt-festival.at In the Herz-Jesu district, Jukus has opened the Stadtteiltreff Leonhard. We are offering a writing workshop for everyone there. Author Kateřina Černá will take us into the colorful world of words. We will write and share ideas. No prior knowledge is needed. Everyone can join. The space is only partly accessible, but we will find a solution if you want to participate.
with Meet4Music
When? Monday, November 11 at 5 PM
Where? EG 12, Kunstuniversität Graz, Leonhardstraße 82–84 (Reiterkaserne)
How long is the workshop? 90 minutes
How much does it cost? Free entry
How can I join? No need to sign up “Drumming and improvising are two of my greatest passions. Sharing them with others brings me so much joy!” says Raphael Meinhart. Raphael Meinhart leads the Drum Circle. Everyone is welcome to join in!
Where? EG 12, Kunstuniversität Graz, Leonhardstraße 82–84 (Reiterkaserne)
How long is the workshop? 90 minutes
How much does it cost? Free entry
How can I join? No need to sign up “Drumming and improvising are two of my greatest passions. Sharing them with others brings me so much joy!” says Raphael Meinhart. Raphael Meinhart leads the Drum Circle. Everyone is welcome to join in!
by Theaterakademie LebensGroß
in cooperation with Salon Stolz
A play developed as part of stage performer training
When?
Saturday, November 9 at 6 PM (with a discussion) – SOLD OUT
Sunday, November 10 at 6 PM – SOLD OUT
Monday, November 11 at 6 PM – SOLD OUT
Where? Salon Stolz, Theodor-Körner-Straße 67
How much does it cost? 10 Euro, free entry with a disability pass or culture pass
How long is the play? 1 hour and 10 minutes
How can I get a ticket? Currently, reservations are not possible. You can join the waiting list: theaterakademie@lebensgross.at In Graz, LebensGroß started a theater academy for people with disabilities. After last year’s “Beggar’s Opera,” the participants are now creating a new play with director Julia Gratzer. The play explores the meaninglessness of life. They ask questions: Do people desperately try to be someone, even though everything is meaningless? Who taught us what is important? Together, they search for “nothingness.” On this journey, they might discover something about meaning. The performance also includes music and dance. The artists share their personal stories and show their strengths. Director: Julia Gratzer
Project Leader: Lina Hölscher
Dramaturgy: Tilla Rath
Stage and Costume Design: Anaïs Rabelhofer
Music: Felix Martl
Choreography: Juliane Spannring
Technical and Lighting Design: Mike Haid
Cast: Florian Finsterbusch, Florian Haider, Helena Käfer, Robert Nemes, Janosch Ostrowski, Paul Schaden, Tobias Spiegl, Lena Strohriegel, Agnes Zenz
Saturday, November 9 at 6 PM (with a discussion) – SOLD OUT
Sunday, November 10 at 6 PM – SOLD OUT
Monday, November 11 at 6 PM – SOLD OUT
Where? Salon Stolz, Theodor-Körner-Straße 67
How much does it cost? 10 Euro, free entry with a disability pass or culture pass
How long is the play? 1 hour and 10 minutes
How can I get a ticket? Currently, reservations are not possible. You can join the waiting list: theaterakademie@lebensgross.at In Graz, LebensGroß started a theater academy for people with disabilities. After last year’s “Beggar’s Opera,” the participants are now creating a new play with director Julia Gratzer. The play explores the meaninglessness of life. They ask questions: Do people desperately try to be someone, even though everything is meaningless? Who taught us what is important? Together, they search for “nothingness.” On this journey, they might discover something about meaning. The performance also includes music and dance. The artists share their personal stories and show their strengths. Director: Julia Gratzer
Project Leader: Lina Hölscher
Dramaturgy: Tilla Rath
Stage and Costume Design: Anaïs Rabelhofer
Music: Felix Martl
Choreography: Juliane Spannring
Technical and Lighting Design: Mike Haid
Cast: Florian Finsterbusch, Florian Haider, Helena Käfer, Robert Nemes, Janosch Ostrowski, Paul Schaden, Tobias Spiegl, Lena Strohriegel, Agnes Zenz
Picture: (c) Edi Haberl