Diana Niepce: O OUTRO LADO DA DANÇA

A white woman with zigzag tights leans back suspended in the air and supported by poles.

Diana Niepce: O OUTRO LADO DA DANÇA


Diana Niepce. Photo: Eduardo Breda Accessibility: wheelchair accessible audio description tactile guidance hearing amplification through an induction loop About the show In O OUTRO LADO DA DANÇA, Portuguese choreographer and dancer Diana Niepce examines hierarchies that structure the body. She asks what traces and images the history of dance has left in the mental archives. Which movements, which

The Dan Daw Show


Accessibility: with hearing amplification through induction loopearly entrywith surtitles About the show After having spent a lifetime being an inspiration to others, Dan is finally seizing the moment to inspire himself. Taking ownership of the beautiful mess that encompasses all that he is, Dan lets go of who he once was to

A white female performer with her face covered in white substance and lots of worm-like objects

WELT OHNE UNS at Kampnagel


Kampnagel presents WELT OHNE UNS (WORLD WITHOUT US) – a collaboration between SKART/Masters of the universe and Meine Damen und Herren. This new production brings together a company of children & adult people with a company of artists with and without disabilities, through to the collaboration with Europe Beyond Access.What

A performer with cropped bleached hair speaks passionately into a microphone

Perel: Life (un)worthy of Life


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLfFbFuUGnE 8-10 October 2020 at Kampnagel Perel is a queer, disabled interdisciplinary artist who lives between New York and Berlin. Playing the role of an American late night show host, the artist delivers a comedic monologue. As the only Jewish child in a small American town, Perel got used to educating, the

Panel: ‘Inclusion and culture at the European level. Learning from Europe’


On 22 June at 15:55 CEST, Ben Evans (Head of Arts & Disability at the British Council, EU Region, and Project Leader for Europe Beyond Access) will be speaking about Europe Beyond Access at the conference "Culture needs inclusion - inclusion needs culture". About the conference In 2009 Germany adopted the UN Convention on the Rights

Artist talk: Rose la Rose


Rose la Rose. Photo by Jonas Fischer. An opportunity to engage with choreographer Carolin Jüngst, performer Amelia Lander-Cavallo as well as audio-describer and artist Ursina Tossi about the new Europe Beyond Access dance commission ROSE LA ROSE. The discussion will be moderated by Kampnagel dance dramaturg Melanie Zimmermann. If you would like

Two bodies from above bathed in bluish-bronze light, on a soft flokati carpet. They are wearing transparent tracksuits, their skin color is white, they are barefoot. The person on the left rests their arms on their drawn knees, holds their left wrist with their right hand. The head falls between the legs. The person next to them lies on their right side. With the bent legs crossed and leaning on their hands, they look forward to the right - beyond the picture. They touch the other with the tips of their feet. One remains, the other seems to leave the place in the next moment. Long dark hair, no hair, black mesh on skin.

Commission: Rose la Rose


Commissioned by Kampnagel, Europe Beyond Access partner in Germany. This performance will be available via Kampnagel's YouTube and Facebook, plus Europe Beyond Access' Facebook. A stage space bathed in green-blue light. One body rests its arms on their knees, holding their left wrist with the right hand, head hanging and looking

Fridays online: Per.Art in conversation


On Fridays during the COVID-19 lockdown, Artistic Director of Per.Art, Saša Asentic, has hosted a weekly series of online talks with leading international disabled artists and creatives within the field of disability and the performing arts. These artists have developed their practice in New York, Berlin, Vienna, Hamburg, Warsaw,