Unfortunately, we have to cancel all shows due to the refusal of visas for the Congolese actors/dancers.

In 2009, Nina Power wrote the book One Dimensional Woman about contemporary portrayals of women. Since she published her book, the #MeToo movement and other pressing feminist questions have emerged. How does Nina Power evaluate her book and the appeals she made then, today – on International Women's Day?

In this tribute to Ian White (1971-2013), Jimmy Robert investigates the worlds of disco and death. Expect a critical meditation on the legacy of the 1980s with a specific focus on AIDS, activism, gender and race. 

body as oracle, a trance, a rhythmic interface, an atmosphere, a landscape with the texture of my current mental state. a dance informed by everything and everyone i have ever encountered, seen, heard, felt, been beside that has become part of me, as i try to identify my own voice. and then see if i can stand it. nothing ever really goes away.

A discussion on the heritage of Bauhaus with Alex Arteaga, Vladimir Miller, An Fonteyne, Radouan Mriziga, Ula Sickle and Jozef Wouters.

Léa Drouet finds a spot in Kanal that she transforms into an area for play and experimentation for her six performers. Like a social laboratory, the piece tests the process involved in composing and disbanding groups. Infinite (re)arrangements of bodies, sounds and stage elements define new social rules like alternatives to the sole principles of inclusion and exclusion.

A discussion on performance art and art fairs with Liv Vaisberg, Emmanuel Lambion, a.o.

According to Dutch philosopher Thijs Lijster, in today’s complex world, we increasingly think of society as an ‘outside world’. Against the idea that history is something which happens to us, he champions the collective ability to make history.

In a performance that transmits itself only on Instagram by means of Stine Sampers’ photos, choreographers/dancers Vera Tussing and Esse Vanderbruggen re-situate their work in the urban landscape of Brussels.

In een performance die je enkel kunt volgen op Instagram via Stine Sampers’ foto’s , hersitueren dansers/choreografen Vera Tussing en Esse Vanderbruggen hun werk in het stedelijke landschap van Brussel.