Brücki 235 - Space from the scene for the scene. And for Zurich.

«2 years of Brücki 235 - A short piece festival»

With the 2 years of Brücki 235 festival, Zurich's dance and theater scene moves into the Gessnerallee with a brilliant, diverse program. This is something to celebrate!

  • Thu 06/19 7:00 – 9:30 PM

    Halle Ost

  • Fri 06/20 7:00 – 10:30 PM

    Halle Ost

  • Sat 06/21 7:00 – 10:30 PM

    Halle Ost

  • Sun 06/22 6:00 – 8:30 PM

    Halle Ost

The 2 years of Brücki 235 festival offers a unique opportunity to get to know the Zurich dance and theater community in all its diversity. Copyright: Brücki 235

Zurich's dance and theater scene has been putting on its own program at Brücki 235 for two years now. And that needs to be celebrated! 

At the short play festival organized by the self-managed “uncurated space” Brücki 235 in collaboration with Gessnerallee, a total of 30 artists and groups present their contributions of up to 20 minutes in length. Over four evenings, the audience can experience the diversity of Zurich's dance, theater and performance landscape up close: From dances to music on hold, questions about exhaustion and perfection to vampires, genetic manipulation, deconstructed opera arias and Cyr Wheel acrobatics - the spectrum is colorful and varied.

What makes it special: There is no artistic curation at Brücki 235 - a council of scene representatives makes a fair selection based on the registrations and ensures that as many dance and theater artists as possible can perform.

A unique opportunity to get to know the Zurich dance and theater community in all its diversity.

Information on accessibility and language

Stepless access

Language: mixed in German, Swiss German, English, not language-based

There is a break of around 30 minutes every evening.

Brücki 235

Brücki 235 is the organizer of the “uncurated space” of the City of Zurich for a pilot phase from 2023-2026. It is a joint initiative of TANZLOBBY, t.Punkt Theaterschaffen Zürich and assitej Regiogruppe Zürich.

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