Disco Neurotico and Deaf Rave Takeover
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Time: 7pm
Tickets: Free – booking required
Running Time: 4 hours
Age Recommendation: 16+
This event takes place in person at Battersea Arts Centre over multiple spaces at the front of the building.
Pioneering neuroinclusive events company Disco Neurotico teams up with Deaf Rave to bring a unique, immersive and accessible clubbing experience to Liberty Festival.
Designed to accommodate nervous, neurodivergent, deaf and hard of hearing partygoers, Disco Neurotico will feature:
- An eclectic selection of DJs playing party sounds from around the world.
- Theatrical playmakers guiding the dancefloor.
- Multiple rooms offering a gradient of sensory experience.
- Curated board gaming and digital gaming.
- Arts and crafts.
- A UV doodle wall where attendees can contribute to an evolving live art installation.
- Bespoke calm space and recovery room.
- Carefully considered access provisions such as silent disco equipment, haptic vests, trained wellbeing staff and absolutely no strobe lights.
- A general vibe of inclusivity, empathy and care.
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PART OF LIBERTY FESTIVAL 2025
Liberty Festival is the Mayor of London’s flagship disability arts festival, platforming some of the most exciting disabled creatives, showcasing bold, innovative work for free that excites, challenges and reframes disability for audiences across the capital and hosted in each London Borough of Culture.
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Biographies
Disco Neurotico
Disco Neurotico is an innovative events company specialising in immersive, eclectic club-style parties for the nervous, the neurodivergent and anybody who historically struggles in such spaces.
From multi-room night-time extravaganzas to sober morning wellbeing raves, they’ve worked with Southbank Centre, The Lowry, Dublin Dance Festival and Normal? Festival of the Brain among others.
Their mission is to provide all the joys of communal dancing in a safe, welcoming and sensory-friendly environment – with a plethora of unique and creative special features.
Deaf Rave
Deaf Rave provides entertainment with music, sign song and visual performances to an all-inclusive audience, globally and across the UK.
Their aim is to unite everyone through a love and passion for music, promoting their Deaf and Disabled identity and teaching everyone about Deaf Culture. Most of all, they want to bring music to the masses!
Credits
Supported by Arts Council England and Southbank Centre.
Created by Byron Vincent, Stefan Mohamed, Simone French, Violet Morley, and Troi Lee.
Access
PRE EVENT INFORMATION
This event takes place in person at Battersea Arts Centre across our first-floor spaces, with step-free access via a lift.
If you have booked a ticket you will receive an email from us before the event detailing important information about your visit.
EVENT INFORMATION
Content
- Light haze
- Loud noise
This event will be Relaxed. We invite you to make yourself comfortable and move around if you need to, and if you need to leave the event at any point you will be allowed to return to the space when you feel ready.
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