Solidarität unter Druck - Verantwortung in der Kultur

In the organizer's words:

What it's all about

In times of increasing social tensions, the question arises as to what role art and culture can play in terms of cohesion, visibility and social responsibility. With the panel discussion on this year's festival theme: "Solidarity under pressure - responsibility in culture", we want to ask different voices about this.

Why you have to come in

On the panel, actors from cultural work and activism will discuss solidarity practices in the cultural sector: including festival director Rolf Emmerich, activist and diversity officer Joana Peprah and Tina Sanders from the Cologne-based association mittendrin e. V.. Together, they talk about how cultural institutions can take responsibility, what challenges currently exist and how structures of solidarity can be created in practice.

Pssst!

The panel discussion marks the start of the Sommerblut anniversary weekend at the Schauspiel, which will take an in-depth look at issues of solidarity, inclusion and social responsibility.

Information on accessibility

Duration: approx. 60 minutes

The panel discussion will be translated into easy-to-read language and German sign language (DGS).

You can bring your own headphones to use the interpretation into plain language. The connection works via a simple mini-jack plug.

The event room is barrier-free. There is a wheelchair-accessible toilet.

We can reserve wheelchair-accessible seats or accessible seats for you.

People with hearing aids can use the hearing system. The hearing system works via induction.

The parking spaces at the venue are suitable for people with disabilities.

Guide dogs and assistance dogs are welcome. Please let us know if you are bringing a dog to the performance.

The various support requirements can be specified when purchasing tickets. That way we can prepare well.

Please let us know if you would like to be picked up from the nearest bus or train stop and accompanied to the event.

If you have any concerns or questions about accessibility, please contact Iris (iris.haist@sommerblut.de)

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Information on accessibility

There is a translation into easy language.
You can bring your own headphones for this.
Your headphones need a mini-jack connection.
This is the normal headphone plug.

There is also a translation into German sign language

The event room is barrier-free. There is a wheelchair-accessible toilet.

We can reserve wheelchair-accessible seats. Or we can reserve accessible seats.

There are parking spaces for people with disabilities.

People with a hearing impairment can also use the hearing system.

People with a hearing aid can use the hearing system. The hearing system works via induction. The technology is available on site.

There is a pick-up service. We will pick you up from the nearest bus stop. Contact Iris if you would like to be picked up.

Guide dogs and assistance dogs are very welcome.

Do you have any questions about accessibility?
Then please get in touch with Iris.

This is how you can reach Iris:
By phone: 0221 29 49 91 34
By e-mail: iris.haist@sommerblut.de