The re-run performances of Wetware on 15 and 16 October are part of Tovariški abonma in the 2026/27 season. Subscribers attending the performance on 16 October at 19pm are invited to a lecture by director and dramaturg Brina Jenček in Lecture Room M1 of Cankarjev dom (access via the Small Gallery).

Before the performance, Brina Jenček will give a lecture aimed at making it easier to engage with the performance Wetware, an original project by Jan Rozman, which questions the autonomy of bodies under surveillance capitalism through a choreographic intervention into the stand-up format.

Brina Jenček is a dramaturg, playwright and critic. She graduated in dramaturgy and performing arts from the Academy of Theatre, Radio, Film and Television and earned a master's degree in directing devised and object theatre at the Prague theatre academy DAMU. She is a member of the Association of Theatre Critics and Theatrologists, and began writing criticism in her first year of undergraduate studies – first for Radio Študent, then for the Kritika portal, the Neodvisni platform, Ekran magazine and the ECPCP puppet theatre portal. During her master's studies, she began developing her performative poetics – she created the performative lecture Shortcuts, the sound journey In Search of Eternal Summer and the solo Zygote, and she also received the Crystal Celje Coat of Arms for her academic and artistic achievements.