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Firstly asexual, secondly heterosexual

Organizer: FHOBIT

“I have been to gay clubs wearing obviously gay T-shirt, a pink triangle or some gay symbol like that, and the doorman has asked med if I know this is a gay club and I want to go in still. The assumption is that because I am disabled I cannot be gay”

There are many assumptions made about the sexuality of disabled people. Sometimes you are seen as asexual, and it is often taken for granted that you are a heterosexual. The erroneous assumptions affect everything from sexual education to who will be let into the club.

Lecture about control needs of hetero society and the body cult of LGBT society; connections between heterosexuality and functionality; constricting spaces, advantages of being disregarded, and the price LGBT society pays to be recognised by straights

Participants: Lars Grönvik

In english

Date and Time

Mon 28 Jul 13:00–13:45

Location

Pride House (KILEN), Kulturhuset & Stockholms stadsteater, Sergels Torg 3, Centralen

Price

Daily ticket or week-long ticket also gives you entrance to Pride House besides Pride Park.

Age limit

None.

Accessability

Bandlerrummet

25 participants, 5 wheelchair spaces. Entrance by the foyer of Stora Scenen. To use the elevator, go to the second floor via The Theatre Bar (up a stretch of slanted floor). Doorway is 80cm, with a threshold. Limited amount of hearing aids, contact the Information Desk in advance. Fluorescent lighting.

Bryggan

66 seats with 1 wheelchair space. Entrance via escalator, first floor, elevator. Light and sound facilities.

Celsingrummet

12 participants. Entrance via the foyer of Stora Scenen. To go by elevator, go to the second floor via The Theatre Bar (up a stretch of slanted floor). Doorway is 80cm, with a threshold. Limited amount of hearing aids, contact the Information Desk in advance. Fluorescent lighting.

Kilen

144 seats with 3 wheelchair seats closest to the stage. Permanent furniture on graded levels. Direct entrance on the bottom floor, level with the metro entrance. Hearing assistance via IR-system, as well as sound and light facilities.

Klarafoajén*

150 seats with 4 wheelchair seats. Entrance via bottom floor (level with the metro entrance), then half a floor up by elevator. Allotted wheelchair spaces apprx. 10 meters from the stage. Light and sound facilities.

Klarascenen*

200 seats with 1 wheelchair space. Three floors below ground level. For wheelchair access, contact the Information Desk for assistance. Hearing assistance via IR-system, ask the ushers in Klara Foyer for more information. Sound and light facilities.

Konferensrum 1

15 participants. Entrance on the third floor, elevator.

Kulturhustaket

400 seats with 4 wheelchair spaces. A 700 square-meter rooftop terrace in three sections: A restaurant and café (furthest in) followed by a cafeteria with tables and chairs (both rooms have awnings), plus a roofless open area with a stage. In heavy rain we relocate to the World News Café on the third floor. Sound and light facilities in the stage area.

Lagret

100 seats with 14 wheelchair seats closest to the stage. ­Permanent furniture on graded levels, partially slanting floor. Direct entrance on the bottom floor, level with the metro entrance. Hearing assistance via IR-system, as well as sound and light facilities.

Lilla scenen*

220 seats with 10 wheelchair spaces. Entrance via Klara Foyer, then a half floor up by elevator. Hearing assistance via IR-system, contact the ushers in Klara Foyer for more information. Light and sound facilities.

Repsal 1 & 3

50 participants, 1 wheelchair space in each room. Access to transportation via the entrance to Stora Scenen. Contact the Information desk for assistance if you need to avoid stairs. Wooden floor that should not be walked upon barefoot.

Stora scenen

The big stage: 680 seats with 5 wheelchair seats furthest back. The balcony is open only when needed. Entrance via an escalator on the second floor. For the elevator: go to the second floor via The Theatre Bar, up a stretch of slanted floor. Hearing assistance via IR-system, as well as sound and light constructions. Ask the ushers outside the auditorium for more information.

STUDIO 3

15 participants. Entrance on the third floor, elevator.

World News Café

80–100 seats. Entrance on the third floor, elevator. The World Café is an open café environment with a slightly elevated stage.

*A maximum of 10 simultaneous guests in wheelchairs may be in Klarafoajén (Klara Foyer), on Klara scenen (The Big Stage) and on Lilla scenen (The Small Stage), respectively.

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"With queer glasses at the "Etnografiska" (Etnography)"
"With queer glasses at the "Etnografiska" (Etnography)" lecture by Karin Wästfelt, where: The Etnographical Museum
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