Because we are inviting all people to visit the festival, the Schwindelfrei Festival has tried to ensure barrier-free accessibility to our events as much as possible.
Plain-Language
All information about the festival and the performances is also given in plain-language on our website.
Early Admission
For those with physical or sensory impairments, and/or with visible or non-visible disabilities, we offer early admission and can admit you 10 minutes before general admission for the event. Just let the box office know and you will be picked up there for pre-admission.
Audio Description
The performance with audio description takes place on July 10, 2026, at 9:00 p.m. and lasts
approximately 85 minutes.
The tactile tour begins at 8:00 p.m. and lasts half an hour.
The meeting point for the tactile tour is the foyer of the EinTanzHaus.
We ask that you register in advance: kulturamt.schwindelfrei(at)mannheim.de
Seating is first-come, first-served, but we’d be happy to reserve seats for you during the tour that are well-suited for the play.
More detailed information for specific program events and additional services can be found in the production description.
Venues
The performance venues are only partly wheel-chair accessible.
The EinTanzHaus and Theaterhaus G7 are both on the ground level or have an accessible ramp and accessible restrooms.
At least two spaces are available for wheelchair users. You are welcome to call us to reserve these spaces at:
zeitraumexit can be entered over a ramp. An accessible toilet is not available.
Barrier-free access can be arranged at Theater Felina-Areal and Maquis Mami Wata venues. Accessible toilets are not available.
For Theater Felina-Areal, please contact Denise Koch in advance. For Maquis Mami Wata, please either contact the personnel at the location or reach out to Denise Koch in advance.
Further measures to improve accessibility are being continually taken. We are aware that at the moment, not all barrier-free needs can be met. Please let us know what you need while we are in the process of making the situation better.
For reservations and questions about accessibility, or to talk to us about your needs and suggestions, please contact: