• At the beginning of the event, the audience is greeted and given socks for the duration of the performance

• The performance space is occupied by a high, tent-like, inflatable shell

• The tent-like structure in which the audience is located rises and falls gently. The lowering can have a constricting effect.

• The sounds and the perceptible bass are sometimes reminiscent of earthquakes.

• The way into the performance space is a narrow, high corridor, lit with a few spotlights.

Touchtours of the first screening slot are offered on the following days:

7.11. / 16.30

9.11. / 13:00

10.11. / 10:30

The touchtours are with room description in German spoken language for blind and visually impaired listeners. At the end of the performance, we invite you to feel changes in the room and sounds and describe them in German spoken language.

The meeting point for the tactile tour is in Stall6, opposite the ticket office.

The performance begins 30 minutes after the start of the tactile tour.

You can reserve a free ticket for accompanying persons.

Further information on the accessibility of the performance can be found at barrierefreiheit@gessnerallee.ch. You can contact Manuel Gerst or Ramona Unterberg from the Gessnerallee team on site.

Dimitri de Perrot lives and works in Zurich. He began his artistic career in the 1990s as a DJ and turntablist and developed into a sound artist, musician, stage designer and director, as well as a lecturer at the Zurich University of the Arts ZHdK. His work focuses on narrative with sound and space in the border areas of theater, music and visual arts.

His productions and collaborations have toured worldwide, including Le Centquatre Paris, BAM (Brooklyn Academy of Music - New York), Festival d'Avignon, Hong Kong Arts Centre, Zürcher Theater Spektakel, Gessnerallee Zurich, Théâtre Vidy-Lausanne, Barbican London, Romaeuropa Festival - Rome, Museum Tinguely Basel, Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre, Théâtre de la Ville - Paris, Hellerau - European Center for the Arts Dresden and many more.