Accessibility at FAROUT
Live Arts Festival 2026
FAROUT Live Arts Festival is a festival that can be experienced in many different ways. We strived to make the programming as accessible as possible by providing clear details on the features of each show and offering dedicated tools and spaces.
In the catalogue and on the event pages, you will find icons and indicators highlighting the accessibility conditions and viewing modes for each event: physical accessibility, subtitles, LIS (Italian Sign Language) interpretation, relaxed performances, potential sensory triggers, and other useful details to help you choose how to participate.
With this edition, we are also inaugurating BASE’s Quiet Room—a permanent space dedicated to decompression, care, and sensory regulation, available to anyone who needs it.
Accessibility informations
Each show in the catalogue features a series of icons and indicators detailing its accessibility conditions and viewing modes.
- Mobility accessibility / The venue is accessible to people with mobility disabilities.
- CC / Subtitled performance.
- LIS / Italian Sign Language interpreter presence.
- Absolute silence / Silence is required during the performance.
- Relaxed performance / The performance offers a relaxed experience.
- Smoke machine / Use of a smoke machine is expected.
- Sensory overload warning / The performance may include loud sounds, strobe lighting, or other intense sensory triggers.
Additionally, the event pages on the website may also indicate:
- recommended age
- standing performance
- seated performance
- standing and seated performance
- freedom to enter and exit
- proximity to and interaction with the audience
- one-on-one experience
- sensitive content
QUIET ROOM
Quiet Room is a space dedicated to decompression, sensory regulation, and taking a break.
It is designed for anyone who needs to step away from stimuli temporarily, rest, regain focus, or simply spend time in a quieter environment.
The Quiet Room is always open: it is located on Level 0, in the bistro area, behind the restrooms. To reach it, simply follow the directional icons.
How to use
QUIET ROOM
Access is free and open to everyone.
Capacity is limited: we kindly ask you to use the space for as long as you need and to make room for others when possible.
The space can be used individually or shared, with mutual respect.
Please keep quiet or maintain a very low tone of voice, minimize phone use, and help preserve a calm and welcoming environment.