Tanzquartier Wien

Tanzquartier Wien (TQW) – Dance Quarter Vienna – is Austria's first center for contemporary dance and performance. Located in the MuseumsQuartier, this platform for the latest in body art has several event venues. Around 900,000 dance enthusiasts have visited the TQW since it opened in 2001.

The Tanzquartier Wien (TQW) - the center for contemporary dance and performance - puts on acts in its three studios from October to June and Hall G in the MuseumsQuartier from October to April. Dance productions and performances by national and international artists, companies and dance professionals can be experienced. A wide range of formats are shown. The TQW doesn't shy away from risk or experiment. The areas of training, rehearsal and research are also covered in depth.

Program highlights 2022/23

The 2022/23 season includes products by the Austrians Florentina Holzinger (Ophelia’s Got Talent), Doris Uhlich (a performative installation on the topic of slime in the MAK Hall of Columns), Michael Turinsky (Soiled), as well as Philipp Gehmacher and Katalin Erdödi (Together the Parts).

Among the international artists: In Islands, an archaich-futuristic choreography for 13 dancers of the Swedish dance company Cullberg, Jefta van Dinther leads audiences to a place beyond time and space. The Swiss choreographer Alexandra Bachzetsis puts on two group pieces (Chasing A Ghost, Obscene).

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"Islands" by Jefta van Dinther, performed by the Swedish Companie Cullberg. — The dance company Cullberg brings Jefta van Dinther's "Islands" to Tanzquartier Wien (March 23-25, 2023). Cullberg is the leading repertoire ensemble for contemporary dance in Sweden. – © Carl Thorborg

Ulduz Ahmadzadeh: TARAB. Dancers. — Vienna-based Iranian choreographer Ulduz Ahmadzadeh brings the millennia-old Persian dance and music culture into dialog with contemporary dance language in "TARAB" (October 13/14, 2022 – part of the Tashweesh Festival). – © Claude Hofer

The dance company Cullberg brings Jefta van Dinther's "Islands" to Tanzquartier Wien (March 23-25, 2023). Cullberg is the leading repertoire ensemble for contemporary dance in Sweden. – © Carl Thorborg

Vienna-based Iranian choreographer Ulduz Ahmadzadeh brings the millennia-old Persian dance and music culture into dialog with contemporary dance language in "TARAB" (October 13/14, 2022 – part of the Tashweesh Festival). – © Claude Hofer

The studio complex of the Tanzquartier Wien performing arts center is home to three dance studios and a public library. The online media center contains over 500 recordings of performances and contemporary dance pieces.

MuseumsQuartier: Overview

Tanzquartier Vienna in the MuseumsQuartier

MuseumsQuartier, Museumsplatz 1
1070 Vienna

Vienna City Card
- Your benefit with the Vienna City Card: -25%
Opening times
- Mo - Sa, 10:00 - 18:00
- Closed on holidays,
- Box office for events at Halle E/G open 1 hour in advance. Special opening hours during summer!
Accessibility
- Main entrance
  - no steps
- Further information
  - Wheelchair accessible restroom available.
- Comments
  Accessible by elevator, all floors accessible by elevator, main stage: Hall G with a capacity of 300 seats and inductive audio system.

Map Points of interest in the area

Hall E in the MuseumsQuartier

Museumsplatz 1
1070 Vienna

Accessibility
- Main entrance
  - no steps (Double swinging doors160 cm wide)
- Car parks Main entrance
  - 6 Parking spaces for people with disabilities
- Elevator available
  - Door 110 cm wide
- Further information
  - Seeing eye dogs allowed
  - Wheelchair accessible restroom available.
- Special offers for people with disabilities
  Inductive audio systems in the auditoriums (Hall E and G).
- Comments
  Access to all exhibition rooms and restaurant/café: no steps.
  
  6 free parking spaces for visitors with special needs on the premises (access: Burggasse / Volkstheater) with proper identification and 4 parking spaces for visitors with special needs in the parking garage (basement level 2 next to elevator, access: main entrance Museumsplatz).

Map Points of interest in the area

Hall G in the MuseumsQuartier

Museumsplatz 1
1070 Vienna

Accessibility
- Main entrance
  - no steps (Double swinging doors160 cm wide)
- Car parks Main entrance
  - 6 Parking spaces for people with disabilities
- Elevator available
  - Door 110 cm wide
- Further information
  - Seeing eye dogs allowed
  - Wheelchair accessible restroom available.
- Special offers for people with disabilities
  Inductive audio systems in the auditoriums (Hall E and G).
- Comments
  Access to all exhibition rooms restaurant/café: no steps.
  
  6 free parking spaces for visitors with special needs on the premises (access: Burggasse / Volkstheater) with proper identification and 4 parking spaces for visitors with special needs in the parking garage (basement level 2 next to elevator, access: main entrance Museumsplatz).