Un-Label Studio
The Un-Label Studio is one of Germany’s first development spaces for the independent scene with a focus on inclusive and intersectional art and cultural productions. A accessible, 130 square meter, technically well-equipped space offers ideal working conditions for theater, dance and installation rehearsal processes, as well as for seminars and workshops.
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The Studio
This venue is ideal for workshops, seminars, rehearsals and productions. The technical equipment meets the requirements for professional working conditions in the fields of dance, theater, sound and installation.
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130 m² sprung dance floor
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Group size: maximum 20 people
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Large mirror with curtain
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Various hanging options (gallery rails, rigging)
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The room can be darkened
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1 changing room (door width: 81.5 cm)
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Well-equipped kitchen in the adjacent room with cooktop, microwave, refrigerator, etc. (door width: 82 cm)
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2 bathrooms with WC and shower (one of which accessible through a wheelchair lift; door width: 82 cm each)
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Spacious garden for breaks and meetings (wheelchair accessible via the storage room; door width from studio to storage room where the lift is located: 77 cm; door width from storage room to garden: 100 cm)
Amenities
- 10 tables, 20 chairs, 3 bean bags
- Wi-Fi + LAN access
- Sound system + microphones
- Lighting system
- Projector + screen
- Various movement equipment, such as mats, foam rollers, balls, dumbbells, etc.
- Facilitation materials, flip chart
Accessibility
- Accessible for wheelchair users, ground-level access (door width entrance door 85 cm, door width glass door to studio 105 cm)
- Barrier-free bathroom with shower and toilet, including a lift system for wheelchair users (door with 82 cm)
- Barrier-free access to the garden via a stairlift for wheelchair users (door width studio to storage room where the lift is located 77 cm, door width storage room to garden 100 cm)
- Automatic door opener at entrance door
- 3 dedicated disabled parking spaces directly in front of the entrance
- 1 additional disabled parking space provided by the City of Cologne around the corner
- Public transport: The barrier-free “Lenauplatz” stop of tram line 5 is 100 meters away
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More InformationPricing
1 day
100€, plus cleaning 20 €
Weekend Saturday & Sunday
190 €, plus cleaning 40 €
Weekend Friday, Saturday & Sunday
275 €, plus cleaning 65 €,
Week
600€, plus cleaning 65 €
Book
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Contact
For further questions and information:
E-mail: studio@un-label.eu, Phone: +49 (221) – 5501544
Availability Studio
News from the Studio
WORKSHOP:media, sound, peformance with Marco Donnarumma
7–10 November 2026: Perception as a Field of Multitudes – this workshop uses sensors, biosignals and performative experiments to explore what is possible as an artistic practice beyond the ‘normal’ body. A workshop with the Italian artist Marco Donnarumma for (semi-)professional artists.
Online-Training: Crip Time
6. November 2026: An introduction to the concept of Crip Time for cultural organisations and arts professionals with and without disabilities who wish to reflect on their practice and develop more inclusive working models.
WORKSHOP:acting with Leonard Grobien
20 September 2026: In this one-day workshop, you’ll gain an authentic insight into the world of theatre: under the guidance of actor and filmmaker Leonard Grobien, you’ll discover the basics of acting through simple exercises and learn how to bring emotions, stories and characters to life on stage. An introductory workshop for people with disabilities who are interested in acting.
Further training: Sign language in the performing arts
25 September, 2026, at Un-Label Studio Cologne: Create accessible culture with sign language! In this training course with Rafael-Evitan Grombelka and Konstanze Bustian, you will learn how interpreters can be successfully integrated into performative processes, how to reach potential deaf visitors, and what appropriate, respectful communication with them and with deaf artists and colleagues can look like.
New Residency: Carlie Schoonees / I eat men like air
In February and March 2026, the composer Carlie Schoonees is in residence at the L.I.K. – Laboratory for Inclusive Culture. At the Un-Label Studio, she is developing her new composition I Eat Men Like Air, a solo percussion piece exploring female rage as a physical, embodied, and often suppressed force.
Further training: Collaboration between disabled and non-disabled cultural professionals
On 24 April 2026 online: An introduction to questions of collaboration between disabled and non-disabled team members. The training is aimed at cultural organizations and cultural professionals with and without disabilities who want to reflect on their practices and develop more inclusive working models.