Burning Ice - Explore the world of the food lobbyists in the European quarter in Brussels and the pressure they exert in favour of genetically modified food and pesticides.

In the reviews of Gisèle Vienne's work references are made to David Lynch, Alain Robbe-Grillet and Lewis Carroll. Were they her sources of inspiration? Questions major and minor (by Cis Bierinckx), answers profound and light-hearted (by Gisèle Vienne), these will be dished up to you at Soul Food, together with a tasty bite and a good glass of wine. The perfect run-up to the performance later in the evening.

Art is all very well, but who is the artist who thinks it all up, where does he get his inspiration from and how does he translate this into a gripping scene, a haunting text, a meaningful movement? Questions major and minor, answers profound and light-hearted, these will be dished up to you at Soul Food, together with a tasty bite and a good glass of wine. For this edition, the journalist Anna Luyten will ask choreographer Meg Stuart about her sources of inspiration.

While you get a bite to eat, you can listen to a talk with Kris Verdonck about his work and what inspires him. Kris Verdonck’s creations lie on the boundaries between art and theatre, installation and performance, dance and architecture.

While you get a bite to eat, Cis Bierinckx will talk with Jan Lauwers about his work and what inspires him. Over the last twenty years Jan Lauwers has become best known for his pioneering work for the stage with Needcompany.

It’s the latest trend: producing food in the middle of the city. Urban farming in Brussels is alive and has potential. Maarten Roels (Ghent University) will give a guided bus tour of several town gardens and urban farms.

Welcome to the info-day for the new season. We offer  you a drink and tailormade advice on dance, Dutch-language and international theatre, small- and large-scale productions, experimental and ‘traditional’ work, music and musical theatre, politically and ecologically-inspired projects and much more.

Platform Kanal was set up a year and a half ago. It is a network comprising many of the zone’s actors. Its aim is to think about and work on an overall, integrated vision for the development of the Brussels canal zone. The urban research group from the VUB and La Cambre school of architecture will provide the presentations.

Using some kind of copy-and-paste, Maria Clara Villa Lobos lets you dance some of the big moments from the 20th-century dance repertoire yourself.
To close the Re:Move festival, DJ Eddy & Patrick play their dance classics. Come down and party along!

The 11th Pecha Kucha evening will be held at the Kaaitheater from 6 to 10 pm on 28th January. This is a ‘show and tell’ evening for designers, architects, artists and other creative souls.

The world is in a wretched state, as we know. How can we change it? Peter Tom Jones and Vicky De Meyere – both guests in Burning Ice #1 last year – have published a book that focuses not on the problems, but the solutions. It’s a superb book that shows us how to change course. Terra Reversa offers appealing guidelines for a better society, whose main elements are comfortable living, justice, ecological sustainability and meaningful employment.