We take our leave of the 2013-14 Kaaitheater season and the first edition of WSB's Studio Sessions with a wild party in Kaaicafé: Me, Myself & Wii! 

Burning Ice - Flatbread Society is a public art project that brings together farmers, oven builders, astronomers, artists, soil scientists, bakers, anthropologists and others who share an interest in humankind’s long and complex relationship with grain.

Burning Ice - This conference brings together specialists from different disciplines who, through their scientific research, question that ‘promised land of transgenic crops’.

WoWmen! - Choreographer Anne Juren and director Annie Dorsen collaborate on Magical, a solo dance piece performed by Juren, which uses the canon of feminist performance art and the rituals of a magic show. In the process they themselves become the object of a manipulation. Is Magical performance, magic, pornography or something completely different?

WoWmen! - A workshop by Marijs Boulogne about the depiction of other gender forms than men and women. The initiators are the performing artists Jaimes Mayhew and Kanarinka (USA).

WoWmen! - Now that more and more practising Muslims are coming to power in Turkey, the feminist movement finds itself on the horns of a dilemma. Is the tension between tradition and modernisation in East and West Istanbul illustrative of what is happening in gender issues? This is the topic of a debate.

Philippe Quesne, artist and outstanding theatre-maker, gives us a glimpse into his soul: what inspires him in his work? While you sit down for a tasty meal with a glass of wine and a dessert, journalist Anna Luyten will interview Philippe Quesne.

Mette Ingvartsen has created a series of four performances in which the question of ‘non-human actions’ in a choreography plays a central role. In The Artificial Nature Project the stage is filled with all kinds of objects and materials, set into motion by the dancers who are part of a swirling mass; a mass of objects that seem to be alive but are not human.

Following radical adaptations that include La Divina Commedia and The Old Testament, FC Bergman now turns to another literary classic, the epic animal poem Van den vos Reynaerde (Reynard the Fox). Liesa Van der Aa and Solistenensemble Kaleidoskop put this journey/quest to music. Josse De Pauw provides the words. Dirk Roofthooft, Viviane De Muynck and Gregory Frateur also participate.

The performances and installations by Gisèle Vienne shift the boundaries between appearance and reality and so open ‘another’ world. In The Pyre it consists of a dancer and a boy, in a metropolis at night. Abstract dance, tableau vivant and theatrical narration to a fascinating soundscape.

There are lots of nationalities in Brussels. All these people have their own stories, which originate from every corner of the world. At the Kaaitheater, you can come and listen to 52 tales collected by Johan Reyniers in and around the canal zone. About an owl that thought it was ugly. About how to make stone soup. About a man who bought the moon, and plenty more. The ‘tale-tellers’ take the children and their parents to the Kaaitheater stage and tell their story there.