Guided Tour in Sign Language with Freo Majer, July 19, 5:00 – 6:00 PM
As part of a free guided tour in sign language, Freo Majer, artistic director of Forecast, will offer fascinating insights into the international mentoring program Forecast. He will guide visitors through the installations, photographs, and video works of the current nominees Ebrahim Alipoor, Siri Black, and TaeHwan Jeon.The tour will be complemented by Lulu Obermayer – performer and Forecast mentor – who will share her experiences as a former nominee in Forecast Edition 5 and her work as a mentor in Forecast 10. Participation is free of charge, registration via the ticketing page is required.

The event spaces of the Radialsystem are accessible and barrier-free. For the following events we offer Audiodescriptions and, in some cases, Haptic Access Tours and DGS interpretations.

Severely disabled people with a B in their ID card receive a reduced ticket and a free companion ticket by emailing ticket@radialsystem.de or calling 030 288 788 588. An escort service from Ostbahnhof to the Radialsystem can be booked by emailing ticket@radialsystem.de or calling 030 288 788 588. 

Audio description refers to a live audio track of professional audio descriptors transmitted via headset to audience members with visual impairments. The audio descriptors are trained to use clear and engaging language to describe the significant visual details of a performance that would be inaccessible to audience members with visual impairments. The audio descriptions are performed in German.

Tactile tours are 20-30 minute live tours held prior to the performance that allow visitors with visual impairments to experience the space, performers, costumes and objects, and key elements of movement within a production through touch and their own movement.

When possible, a quiet room is offered at our artistic events. The quiet room serves as a retreat for people who want to withdraw for various reasons during the event. With its seating and silence, the room invites you to rest and collect yourself and to process what you have experienced in peace. The room is barrier-free and openly accessible. If you have any questions, please contact our admission staff.