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The Future is Glam

(Artistic) strategies for more sustainable cultural venues of the future

 Werkraum
 18.7.2026
 1 hour 30 minutes
 loud music
 10 €
 Werkraum
 18.7.2026
 1 hour 30 minutes
 loud music
 10 €

Try beating that: this hybrid evening combines reflection and dance in an interactive future lab featuring drag, discussion, music, glitter and glamour — it transforms the bar into a doctor’s surgery, culminating in the final TAM TAM dance meet-up of the season. This, in turn, is the first ALL-ABLED-ARTS dance meet-up in the history of the series and promises: a democratic disco.

But first things first: we’re kicking off with the event ‘The Future is Glam’:

Project funding under the nationwide sustainability initiative “Fonds Zero” has transformed the Werkraum. This is evident, if nothing else, in the new modular auditorium. Time for a blend of reflection and dance: an interactive future lab involving art history students from LMU is developing a “wheel of fortune” of sustainability utopias for this evening. A conversation about a sustainable future for theatre is taking shape. Generally speaking, our image of the future is shaped by dystopias. Can we at least add a touch of glitz and glamour to it and bring a sense of lightness to the discourse?

Yes! We can: Milo Čortanovački is taking us through a revue. With a twinkle in his eye, a microphone in his hand and the energy of an entire stadium tour, Rocky Black takes to the stage. With legendary poses, rousing anthems and plenty of charm, the drag king delivers a show in a class of its own that’s guaranteed to get everyone on their feet, whilst comedian Bilal Mohammed weaves a tale about this cultural institution and the sexiness of sustainability.

Anyone who fancies a dance after all that listening is warmly invited to stay right there and enjoy the glittering programme of the All Abled Arts goes TAM TAM Tanztreff! Have fun!

Programme The Future is Glam:

17:30 Start at the Werkraum

17:40 Drag show with Rocky Black

17:55 Wheel of Utopian Fortune with art history students from LMU

18:35 Stand-up comedy with Bilal Mohammed

Funded as part of the ‘Zero – Climate-Neutral Art and Culture Projects’ programme run by the Federal Cultural Foundation. Funded by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media.
Many people at a party, with a disco ball hanging above them.
Werkraum
TAM TAM Tanztreff meets All Abled Arts

The first ALL-ABLED-ARTS dance event promises to be a democratic disco