Inclusion

Inclusive Musical Theatre

Here you will find an overview of productions at the Gare du Nord that offer different ways to experience music and musical theater. The specific offerings and forms of accessibility vary depending on the production.

12.11.26

«Hidden Heartache» a musical theater performance using body language – ox&öl

The musical theater production «Hidden Heartache» allows audiences to experience music through various forms of perception. Two deaf and two hearing performers combine movement, visual rhythms, vibration, and sound. Body sound transducers make the music physically palpable, opening up a realm of experience beyond hearing.

13.11.26

«Hidden Heartache» a musical theater performance using body language – ox&öl

The musical theater production «Hidden Heartache» allows audiences to experience music through various forms of perception. Two deaf and two hearing performers combine movement, visual rhythms, vibration, and sound. Body sound transducers make the music physically palpable, opening up a realm of experience beyond hearing.

21.01.27

Es ist nicht leicht, es ist nicht leicht, es ist nicht leicht! – [in]operabilities

The musical theater production «Es ist nicht leicht, es ist nicht leicht, es ist nicht leicht!» (It’s Not Easy, It’s Not Easy, It’s Not Easy!) combines different forms of perception and music-making. The production incorporates audio description—some of which is sung—sign language, and sign language poetry, as well as sound and vibration.

22.01.27

Es ist nicht leicht, es ist nicht leicht, es ist nicht leicht! – [in]operabilities

DThe musical theater production «Es ist nicht leicht, es ist nicht leicht, es ist nicht leicht!» (It’s Not Easy, It’s Not Easy, It’s Not Easy!) combines different forms of perception and music-making. The production incorporates audio description—some of which is sung—sign language, and sign language poetry, as well as sound and vibration.