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Join us on a journey of discovery and dare to go with us where few people have gone before. When does our heart slip into our trousers? Is the fear in our bones or in our stomach? What makes us sweat? Do we react with lightning speed? Do we fall into a state of paralysis or should we face our fear?

In "RANGELN" different perspectives on physical confrontation and the negotiation of forces are opened up. Poetic, sensual and absurd, the performers explore the versatility and self-empowering potential of this archetypal form of play.

Free admission. Together with ZOOM Kindermuseum and WIENXTRA as part of the KinderKulturParcours, MuseumsQuartier. Many people are disgusted by them, some find them ugly and cute and only a few realise that cockroaches produce milk.

A whirling dance of joy through the fantastic world of colours.

The schallundrauch agency philosophises, saves and spends, invests in the moment, dances growth and the circular economy, shakes off inflation, sings songs for the common good and dreams of social justice.

Are you tired of not being able to laugh along with clever jokes? After this lecture, all that will no longer be a problem! Siruan Darbandi, Simon Schober and Kajetan Uranitsch - all three certified Homo perfectus© coaches - have developed a system with which you too can achieve perfection.

The Grips'n'Chips ensemble does not shy away from the socially taboo subjects of "digestion" and "pooping" and creates humorous images of a very concrete matter: human digestion.

How do people react to racism, sexism and capitalism in public space? The short film shows invisible theatre and interviews on topics such as single parenthood, citizenship, housing and artistic activism against discrimination.

In "MOTHER LOVES YOU", mother and son stop time and the role models become blurred. The play lovingly explores this relationship, which we all know in one form or another. Is it intimate, annoying, vital, secondary? Definitely complex!

HOME PARKOUR *RELOADED shows how we live(ed) separately from others in a small space. How we feel separated from the world and how we dream, dance, jump over obstacles and fight in our everyday lives.

From 25 May to 10 June 2024, the DSCHUNGEL WIEN is showing the exhibition "VOICES OF DIVERSITY" by the organisation JUKUS in collaboration with the collective MUSMIG. It shows the history of labour migrants in Austria and expands the show to include an additional Viennese perspective.

In Lena Gorelik's excellent and in the best sense ambiguous play, a whole class claims to know what really happened - and proves that the truth is ultimately always in the eye of the beholder.