7:00 PM

Kaaitheater
What if you don’t want to go out too late or have plans for later in the evening? Just want a snack after work and then go straight to the theatre? Want to go home by the last tram or bus (but one)? Come and see our shows in the early evening. Four Thursdays.

Book the four 7:00 PM  shows and get a 20% discount on the standard price.
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Music/Dance
Kaaitheater
Rosas / Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker & Alain Franco
Zeitung »
16-17-18-19/12/2009

Rerun! Together with the Rosas dancers, the choreographer Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker and pianist Alain Franco go in search of the unstable combination of music and dance, choreography and improvisation, romance and disillusion. In a broad historical gesture, Bach, Schönberg and Webern traverse the geometrical principles and improvisational wild cards of the Rosas choreography. In harmony and difference, in unison or counterpoint.

Dance
Kaaitheater
Alain Platel / les ballets C de la B
Out of Context »
13-14-15-16-17/1/2010
No hidden tricks, no trade secrets. In his latest production Alain Platel is returning to the basis of dance creation. Based on his belief in the power of the human body as an emotional tool, as a bearer of memory, as the raw material for living visual art. In Out of Context, this internationally acclaimed choreographer and dancer is after a gap of many years once again giving a world premiere in his home country.
Music/Dance
Kaaitheater
Zita Swoon & Rosas
Dancing with the Sound Hobbyist »
25-26-27/3/2010
Stef Kamil Carlens and Zita Swoon are exploring a new path and a new collaboration: with Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker and her dance company Rosas. Dancing with the Sound Hobbyist is a masterly dialogue between movement and sound, an adventuresome dance trip through the cosmopolitan music world of Zita Swoon.
Theatre
Kaaitheater
Jan Ritsema / Johan Leysen / Peter Verburgt
Wittgenstein Incorporated »
28-29-30/4/2010
Wittgenstein Incorporated is a re-construction of three lectures the Austrian philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein gave in Cambridge before the Second World War for a select audience of colleagues and close friends. Wittgenstein paced up and down the room while philosophising out loud and in impromptu fashion – while allowing others to witness it. Rerun of the legendary Kaaitheater production made 20 years ago.
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