Town Hall Meeting: Theater & Digital Media

Photo: Ars Electronica / Martin Hieslmair

Town Hall Meeting: Theater & Digital Media

Vanessa Hannesschläger (EU), ACuTe Consortium (EU)

Since the beginnings of media arts, artists have been integrating technology into performative settings, but also theater makers have always been keen on experimenting with new technologies. Over the years, museums, theaters, performance venues, and cultural institutions showing these types of performances have gathered expertise in how to enable and facilitate these works, which is often challenging on a technical and practical level. With a focus on Theater and Digital Media, Ars Electronica puts this topic at the center of this year’s program. This Town Hall Meeting invites culture professionals, technologists, and technology providers to share knowledge, exchange experiences, and build new connections.

POSTCITY, First Floor, Town Hall, co-hosted by CIFRA

Fri 5. Sep 2025 15:30 17:00

Registration required!

Language //

EN

Ticket //

FREE / No Ticket

Max. Participants //

30

Info //

Registration is recommended.

  • Photo: Vanessa Hannesschläger

    Vanessa Hannesschläger

    Vanessa Hannesschläger is head of European Collaboration at Ars Electronica. She holds a PhD in literature from the University of Vienna and teaches digital humanities in Austria and Sweden. Before joining Ars Electronica, Vanessa worked on developing European digital research infrastructures and numerous projects involving physical and digital archives for cultural heritage and art. In the European policy context, Vanessa advocates for digital infrastructures for the arts and humanities, data and legal literacy, the Commons, and Open approaches.

  • ACuTe – Culture Testbeds for Interactivity, Performance and Technology

    ACuTe is a trend-setting large-scale innovation project that seeks to revolutionize how theater and the performing arts are produced and performed by harnessing emerging technologies, while also fostering new forms of cultural collaboration and advancing competence development.

Presented in the context of ACuTe. ACuTe is co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union.