1. Totally free (and democratically delicious) Cirque Plus is open to everyone, without the need to dip into your wallet. Entry to the festival and the performances is completely free, with the exception of one paying performance. This is our way of lowering barriers and literally opening up culture.Fancy a drink or something tasty? At our cozy bar and various food stands we serve food and drinks at democratic prices. Or feel free to bring your own water bottle, which you can refill for free with fresh, drinkable tap water at the bar.
2. Circus without wordsLanguage should never be a barrier. That is why we mainly selected performances in which little or no text is used. That makes them perfect for people with a hearing impairment, newcomers, or those who are less fluent in language. Even when there is text, you can follow perfectly. 3. Accessible terrain for allWe make sure that even people with disabilities can get around easily. Think hard boards on the grass, a wheelchair-accessible restroom, and on-site assistance through our information booth. For ticket performances, you can reserve wheelchair spaces at info@inenuitbrugge.be. And on our location sheet you will find all practical information about accessibility, floor and thresholds.
4. For young, old and everything in betweenCirque Plus' program is a celebration for all ages. Especially for toddlers, youngsters who like a little spice, or culture-loving adults: there is something for everyone. Expect circus, theater, dance, music, cabaret and even a touch of daring performance for the night birds among us. 5. Safe, respectful and welcomingEveryone deserves a place where you feel free, safe and welcome. That's why we don't tolerate any form of discrimination, harassment or violence. Notice something? Speak to a staff member, ask for Angela at the bar, info stand or first aid station, or scan the QR code at the restroom or info stand. Be kind to each other. Cirque Plus belongs to everyone - including you.We have also established some house rules to make the festival as respectful as possible.
