SHARED FREQUENCIES
rrrrrodeo opening x zirka x prosecci kollektiv
- encounter and exchange
- party
Plop, fizz, bubble bubble: rrrodeo and the Prosecci Kollektiv kick off the festival at Zirka with frequencies for everyone. Disco meets trance, bass meets vibration, seeing meets hearing meets feeling. The Prosecci Kollektiv brings you Munich-based Bum Bum, glitter and prosecco until everything at Zirka fizzes and bubbles. The vibrating sound comes from DiscoMieze, carocaracho, Calvin Khan (HH) and the selfmade soundsystem by Prosecci Kollektiv.
Shared Frequencies means the floor is made for all the senses. A tactile guidance system and the assistant team will guide you to the bar, toilets and dance floor. Live audio description makes the pulsating bodies on the dance floor audible, while a dedicated carpet area provides orientation and a place to take a break. Bass frequencies and lights are adapted for Deaf people – Sound to Light, so you can feel and see the music. Two DGS interpreters will also be on site throughout the night.
Shared Frequencies, baby!
Special Guest: Kater Sylvester from Tintin Patrone and Brechtfestival Augsburg – until he runs out of air
Playtime:
10:30 pm DiscoMieze
12:00 am Calvin Khan
1:30 am carocaracho
The rodeo Awareness Team will be there throughout the night. You can recognize them by their high-visibility vests. Find all information about the awareness concept and Code of Conduct here: rodeofestival.de/faqs
Visitors who have attended a rodeo Festival show on the same day get free entry. Please show your ticket at the box office.
INFORMATION
Venue
ZIRKA
Dachauer Str.110c
80636 München
Language
Accessibility
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audio description
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Highly auditory event
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Highly visual events / without language
All Dates
biographies
The Prosecci Kollektiv is a group of friends who share the joy of being together and are all about a strong sense of community. The collective organizes both open-air events and club nights, bringing festival vibes, awareness and heart right into the city. Together, the Proseccis create spaces where people can celebrate freely, respectfully and together – loud or quiet, dancing or simply being in their own space. Instagram
As a hard-of-hearing artist, Calvin Khan experiences sound primarily through vibrations – not only through hearing. This perception forms the basis of his DJ sets. He carefully selects tracks that also feel harmonious in his body. At home, he uses a haptic vest that functions like a small portable subwoofer and allows him to feel the bass.
Content-Notes
Sensory Overload: The dance floor will be loud and visually intense.
Lighting effects: We use flashing lights and LED effects (no strobe lights).
Socializing & crowding: The space will get crowded, and unintentional physical contact may occur on the dance floor.
Substances: Alcohol will be served. Smoking is prohibited indoors.
Safer Space & retreat: We do not have a dedicated retreat room / quiet space. However, there is an area in the foyer next to the bar with dimmed lighting and reduced volume.
Accessibility
Sensory information for the party:
- Volume: Loud music and bass vibrations.
- Lighting: Flashing lights and LED effects (no strobe lights).
- Crowds: The dance floor is a confined space and may become very crowded.
- Retreat: There is an area next to the bar with reduced volume and no lighting effects.
For blind and visually impaired people:
There is a tactile guidance system on the floor leading you to the bar, dance floor, seating area and toilets.
A drinks menu is available in Braille.
An accessibility support team will be there throughout the night and can be reached at any time via a dedicated WhatsApp group.
Live audio description will make the dancing bodies on the dance floor audible from 10:30 to 11:30 pm.
If you need a pick-up from Leonrodplatz or support getting home during the night, please contact us in advance at info@rodeofestival.de.
For Deaf people:
In collaboration with a Deaf person, we have adjusted the frequencies so that they can be clearly felt.
The lights pulse to the beat.
Two DGS interpreters will be there throughout the night.
The dance floor, bar and accessible toilets are all step-free.
Awareness Team:
Look out for the people wearing rodeo high-visibility vests. They are there for you at any time if you need support or feel uncomfortable.