
Taemen Jung - How We Choose to Live
Taemen Jung's installation creates a landscape of inflatable plant forms, exploring migration, adaptation, and the conditions for coexistence.
Industra is an independent creative hub located in the Nová Zbrojovka complex in Brno, founded in 2012. It brings together a contemporary art gallery (Industra Art), a performing-arts stage for independent theatre, dance and new circus (Industra Stage), a specialty coffee roastery and café, and residential studios. The venue hosts exhibitions, workshops, lectures and festivals, and also serves as an incubator for creative-industry projects.
Lazaretní 9/1, 615 00 Brno
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Taemen Jung's installation creates a landscape of inflatable plant forms, exploring migration, adaptation, and the conditions for coexistence.

A physical theatre and new circus performance exploring natural and social diversity through movement and performance. The project travels sustainably on foot and by public transport.

A dark play by Martin McDonagh about a writer interrogated over the brutal content of his stories. A blend of violence and dark humour on the Industry stage.

An experimental theatre piece about Vlasta's life marked by trauma and social prejudice, told through dance, acting, archival documents and interviews.

A special Brno edition of PINKBUS FESTIVAL featuring the acclaimed dance performance Black Dress by Beautiful Confusion Collective and an evening showcase of platform artists.
A wild dance-theatre show about potatoes and life's uncertainties at Industra.

The podcast Šílenství hits the road with Petr Soukup, Denis Šafařík, and Mr. Dobrý den. An improvised show packed with absurd humour and surprising turns.

An exuberant solo performance by Becky McFadden explores non-binary femme identity through dance, storytelling, and twelve black dresses. This sixty-minute dance lecture interweaves movement, queer theory, and video with humour and vulnerability.

A multi-genre performance blending aerial acrobatics, dance, live singing and theatre, exploring the female body and emotions. Creator Ivy Kolcun presents an intimate and powerful show about what it means to be a woman.

A solo performance by dancer Becky McFadden inspired by figure skating, which plays with the sport's structure, archetypes, and competitive formats. The work from the creators of the award-winning production Black Dress blends humour with therapeutic depth.

An original performance by Ivy Kolcun combining aerial acrobatics, projections, and music. Based on the stories of four women who experienced profound life changes.

A solo choreographic performance by Viktor Cernicka blending dance, physical theatre, and visual art, playing with conference chairs and the body in endless cycles of transformation. An internationally acclaimed work presented on over 120 stages worldwide.

A new circus show capturing the vibrant chaos of a Czech pub - acrobatics, dance, puppets, and live music all rolled into one.

A new-circus show by Cirk La Putyka blends acrobatics, dance and live music in the atmosphere of a Czech pub. A family-friendly performance from age 6 lasting 75 minutes.

An experimental blend of movement theatre, new circus, and visual art by Cirk La Putyka and director Thomas Steyaert. The performance explores human communication through acrobatics, minimalism, and silence.

Intensive ground acrobatics workshop for experienced circus performers aged 14+ with the Cirk La Putyka ensemble. Advanced movement training, acrobatic techniques, and feedback from international new circus professionals.

Festive closing of Industra's 10th theatre season in Brno, featuring a performance and celebration.

A circus performance about life and youth set in a forgotten swimming pool. Three gentlemen discover the Fountain of Youth hidden in a mysterious shower corner and rediscover joy and freedom through acrobatics, water, and humour.

Contemporary artist Ondřej Bělica transforms industrial space through site-specific installations, inviting viewers to become active participants in the architecture they inhabit.

A creative process sharing for Closer, the final part of the SRÁMY research project exploring intergenerational trauma and how violence and pain are transmitted and embodied across generations.

A multimedia dance-visual performance by 23Poems Collective combining dance, video projection, and music. Following its premiere at PONEC, this work is now presented in Brno as part of the TANEC PRAHA festival.

The finale of PINKBUS's inaugural residency season at Industra: a showcase of alternative theatre, cabaret, and drag without genre limits. Featuring LA CUNTESSA, VENICE, LOTTA LOVE, and more.

Two dance solos exploring movement, choice, and inner conflict as part of the TANEC PRAHA festival, featuring works by Michaela Šeligová and Yana Reutova.

An improvisational match in the spirit of hockey – two teams in jerseys perform structured scenes with rules, a referee, and audience voting.

An interactive theatrical performance for children aged 6 and older, bringing the story of The Jungle Book to life in DIP Theatre's unique interpretation.

An interactive performance about the challenges of starting school, exploring how children navigate new friendships, learning, and finding their place.

DIP Theatre presents a special Children's Day celebration with theatrical performances and fun activities for kids of all ages.

An exhibition by artist Ondřej Bělica that transforms space through site-specific installations, turning industrial materials into movement and making the viewer an active participant in the architecture.

A dance-theatre performance presented as part of the TANEC PRAHA festival, taking place at Industra in Brno.

A dance-performance work exploring mutual understanding between mother and daughter, self-acceptance, and the path to unconditional love. An intimate duet for mom based on diary entries.

A dance-performance work about the relationship between mother and daughter, exploring the need for mutual understanding and self-acceptance within societal norms.