Accessibility°
We want to help you plan your visit to 180°. This page brings together information about venue accessibility, what to expect at events, and content notes. All of the works are created during the festival itself, so certain details will only be confirmed and added shortly before each presentation. We recommend checking this page again before your visit.
Venues
Club Mesmeric
The venue entrance is located in an underpass.
Bobbina
The venue is on basement level −1, reached via two flights of stairs. It is not wheelchair accessible. There is an additional step on the route to the toilet.
Vhod B
A platform lift connects to the performance space on level −1.
Travellers’ Club
There is one step at the entrance, so access is not step-free. The toilets are not wheelchair accessible.
Central Halls — Stage Central Halls
The performance space is on the basement level, reached by inclined moving walkways with a flat surface rather than steps.
Hyperspace Social Tech Hub
The venue is on the ground floor and offers flexible seating and separate lounge areas.
For details about entrances, toilet facilities or support at any of our venues, please write to info@180-degrees.org. We’ll help you plan your visit and do our best to accommodate your access needs.
What to expect at events
Once confirmed, we will add information to individual event descriptions about:
Duration and breaks.
Seated or standing arrangements.
The language of the event and any translation or subtitles.
Whether you can leave and re-enter during the event.
Audience participation, including invitations to move, speak or interact with performers.
If any of these details are important for your visit and are not yet listed, please contact us at info@180-degrees.org.
Sound, lighting and sensory information
Some events may include intense sound or visual effects. Where applicable and confirmed, we will indicate loud sounds, sudden changes in volume, strobe or flashing lights, complete darkness, theatrical haze and strong scents.
This information will appear alongside the relevant event to help you decide whether the conditions suit your needs.
Content notes
Content notes provide advance information about themes or scenes that some visitors may find distressing.
Where relevant, we will identify specific content, such as violence, sexual violence, self-harm, discriminatory language, nudity or sexual scenes. We will distinguish between references to a subject and its direct or graphic depiction.
For works developed during the festival, content notes will be added after the final rehearsals. If a note is not yet available, the content may still be under review.
Contact us
Have a question about accessibility or something that would make your visit easier? Write to us at info@180-degrees.org. We’ll do our best to find a solution together and make your experience at 180° as accessible and welcoming as possible.