the future is unwritten

In the organizer's words:

the future is unwritten is a group of modern revolutionaries. They are united by one goal: to save Europe from fascist rule. In an inclusive, multimedia live film performance, they take a stand against the fatal consequences of right-wing politics and declare war on the "post-factual age", because the future is not yet written.

the future is unwritten takes place in the Kunsthalle of the Rautenstrauch-Joest-Museum.

The performance on May 2 will be followed by an audience discussion.

From 19:15: Prologue in photographs, illustrations & text
In the prologue to the production 'faces of the unwritten future', people from the decades between 1933 and 2025 are portrayed who are threatened by right-wing violence, were threatened by it or have already been murdered. Biographies of perpetrators - today and during the Nazi era - complement this prologue. The look at Germany's history back to the 1930s is to be understood as an appeal for the present and for a free, peaceful, democratically organized future: "Resist the beginnings!"

Information on accessibility:

• There will be a live stream parallel to the performance. The live stream will be accompanied by DGS interpretation.
• The performances on 2.5. and 3.5. will be interpreted into German Sign Language (DGS).
• There will be hearing amplification via induction.
• On May 2, the performance will be translated into plain language.
• On May 3, the performance will be accompanied by an audio description.
• Parallel to the prologue, a touch tour for blind people and people with visual impairments will take place on May 3 at 19:15.
• You can bring your own headphones to use the audio description and the translation into plain language. The connection works via a simple mini-jack plug.
• The event room is barrier-free.
• We can reserve wheelchair accessible seats.
• The various support requirements can be specified when purchasing tickets. This allows us to prepare well.
• Guide dogs and assistance dogs are very welcome. Please let us know if you are bringing a dog to the performance.
• Please let us know if you would like to be picked up from the nearest bus or train stop and accompanied to the venue.

Please contact Katharina (katharina.wuerzberg@sommerblut.de) if you have any concerns or questions about accessibility.

Note on the solidarity ticket system:

We want to break down economic barriers and enable as many people as possible to visit the festival. With your ticket purchase you help us to create a fair and solidary system for everyone. More information here: Info Sommerblut Kulturfestival

Note for people with disabilities:

If the "B" mark is noted on the disabled person's ID card, the person accompanying the person with a disability has Free admission to all events.

Contact for questions about the event: tickets@sommerblut.de