Imminent climatological, political and ideological tipping points raise the question: are we literally ‘falling out of history’? Philosopher/activist Lieven De Cauter talks with philosopher Isabelle Stengers.

A group of twelve performers explores the mystery of pleasure. In a long, sensual movement bodies touch, test, and lose their borders. They vibrate, entering into contact and composition with their environment, forming unexpected constellations. Mette Ingvartsen looks seven concepts of pleasure straight in the eye.

The Italian group Kinkaleri is made up of six artists. Their work ranges from theatre and dance, performances, installations and video-films to radio plays, musical compositions, publications, etc. Kinkaleri will stage three productions which together form a trilogy: My love for you will never die, <Otto> and I Cenci/Spettacolo. The title I Cenci/Spettacolo refers to Les Cenci, Antonin Artaud’s last play.  Kinkaleri’s main interest is not Artaud’s life, or what he wrote for and about theatre, but ‘the utopian, existential and philosophical tension between a maker and his work’.