Peter Verhelst writes and directs a piece about the dark alliance between love and violence. A man returns from a military mission during which he has committed both murder and rape. His wife knows about this, but still allows him to come back home, out of love for her daughter. Is resilience and forgiveness enough to enable you to live with a monster? Our society is obsessed with transgressors – Verhelst, however, is obsessed with those who want to (or have to) live with them. Els Dottermans plays the mother, An Miller her daughter.

In the midst of a brutal act of revenge, a boy and a girl exchange looks. Unwittingly, and without saying a word, their lives become inextricably linked. Inne Goris has adapted Alessandro Baricco's novel about the impact of war and the shared destiny of perpetrator and victim. This universal tale of revenge and grief explicitly poses the question: is reconciliation possible?

Dive deep into the night, and exchange clock time for experience time! During the dark and silent hours between 23:59 and 7:00, Schwalbe takes you on a visual trip past ancient theatrical sceneries.

How do you deal with ecological doomsday scenarios? Schwalbe reduces the answer to one simple act: cycling. They generate electricity for the performance using exercise bikes. Until exhaustion takes over.

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Individuals merge into one group as they dance to pumping beats. Can they transcend themselves and achieve collective abandonment? Discover the meaning of energy, of love and of 'attaching value to'!

For the first time we welcome the Spanish dramatist, writer and performer Angélica Liddell to the Kaaitheater. Her use of powerful imagery made her the revelation at the 2010 Avignon Festival. She is sometimes described as the female Rodrigio Garcia, that other big name in Spanish avant-garde theatre. Black humour and religious symbolism find a prominent place in her work.

In her new performance, Laura van Dolron strips away all the laws of theatre in order to get even closer to you. In this updated version of Wat nodig is she is accompanied by Steve Aernouts. Together you press pause, so that you can rest for a while from all those people with opinions. Spirituality does not necessarily need to be anti-intellectual; Van Dolron succeeds in making it sexy!