Access to cultural participation should be a right. Aware of this, FITEI is determined to make its program and services more accessible to match and respect the diversity of its public. Through a series of measures and conditions that are gradually being implemented, the festival aims to promote physical, social and intellectual access and provide an inclusive experience to all people looking to consume culture.

PHYSICAL ACCESS
All theatre halls hosting the FITEI 46 selection are adapted for people with reduced mobility, including people in wheelchairs.
Public access to these spaces is also more comfortable due to public transport and parking proximity.

FITEI ABERTO
FITEI has a section dedicated to parallel activities – FITEI Aberto – which has a set of entirely free initiatives open to the public.

FITEI SAFE SPACE
The festival wants to guarantee the well-being of all its audience so that they can freely enjoy the best that culture has to offer. To this end, FITEI created a completely safe space for communicating discriminatory nature situations. Therefore, if you have experienced any of these situations during the festival in the theatres that welcome the event, do not hesitate to contact us at acessibilidade@fitei.com.

TRANSLATION
Teatro Bombón Gesell – show in Portuguese, translated into Spanish and English
Hamlet – show in Spanish, translated into portuguese
O Sistema – show in Portuguese and English, translated into English and Portuguese
Una Isla – show in Spanish, translated into Portuguese
Moria – show in Spanish, translated into Portuguese

SUBTITLE FOR THE DEAF AND HARD-OF-HEARING
Hamlet
Una Isla
Moria

PORTUGUESE SIGN LANGUAGE
Se eu fosse Nina

CONVERSATIONS AFTER SHOW
#5 Bochizami
Cosmos
Piloto
Hamlet
Que não se fale dos velhos tempos
Una Isla
Condomínio
Limbo
Subterrâneo

For improvement suggestions or more information: acessibilidade@fitei.com