No, unfortunately, the show is not suitable for people with photophobia.

Photos/videos are welcome and can be shared on social media. If you like, you can tag the artist collective’s profile: @projektilart. However, please be careful while taking photos and turn off the flash to avoid disturbing other attendees. Professional photography equipment and/or tripods are not allowed.

There are plenty of seating options, such as church pews and cushions. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. Choose your favorite spot upon arrival and enjoy the show.

Yes, restrooms are available on-site. There is also a separate changing table available.

If you arrive a bit late, you may miss a few minutes of the show, but you are still welcome to enter and enjoy the rest of the show.

Unfortunately, no animals are allowed in the venue, except for guide dogs.

No, there are no parking spaces available on-site. We strongly recommend using public transportation. Here is the link to the VBZ timetable.

Yes, the event takes place indoors and the venue is fully covered.

Cameras with flash, alcohol, and open beverages, as well as anything that could disturb other visitors or distract from enjoying the show.

Yes, the entire venue is wheelchair accessible.

Yes, please contact the on-site staff.

Tickets can be purchased on-site before the show starts, as long as the event is not sold out.

Official tickets can only be purchased through Ticketino. Tickets are not available on other websites or ticket platforms.

Depending on availability, changes to the date and/or time can be made up to 48 hours before the experience begins. In such a case, please contact Ticketino directly via info@ticketino.com.

Since special events are one-time events, this is unfortunately not possible.

If you haven’t found the email from Ticketino with the tickets in your spam folder, please contact Ticketino directly at info@ticketino.com.