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Jan Lauwers & Needcompany

The Lobster Shop - try out

theatre performance

The Lobster Shop - try out
The Lobster Shop - try out
Thu 29.06.06

With Isabella’s Room, Needcompany scored an international hit; this summer will see the first night of the company’s new piece, The Lobster Shop, at Avignon. You can see it at the Kaaitheater next season, but there will also be try-outs before the summer.

Alexander Lonquich & Philipp Gehmacher & Salva Sanchis & Johanne Saunier

Mozart Choreographies

dance

Mozart Choreographies
Mozart Choreographies
Tue 20.06.06

Mozart’s keyboard works form the thread that runs through the programme. The choreographers Philip Gehmacher, Salva Sanchis and Johanne Saunier bring an ode to the master in a solo, a duet and a trio, with piano accompaniment by Alexander Lonquich.

Tg Stan

of / niet

theatre

of / niet
of / niet
Thu 08.06 - Sat 10.06.06

In the spring of 2006 the four actors at Tg Stan (Jolente De Keersmaeker, Sara De Roo, Damiaan De Schrijver and Frank Vercruyssen) plan to make a new performance together without the participation of any outsiders; they have not done this since 1997. Itis called of / niet and it is based on texts by Harold Pinter and Alan Ayckbourn. Expect to a play and a performance with strong acting and a highly individual interpretation.

Benoît Lachambre / par b.l.eux

Lugares comunes

dance

Lugares comunes
Lugares comunes
Thu 25.05 - Sat 27.05.06

Lachambre sees the dancer as the perfect example of a sublime union of individual and environment. He puts nine dancers on stage. Together they question the dividing line of the traditional theatre space, looking for the twilight zone where the dancer and spectator encounter one another. Lugares comunes will be as frivolous as a musical and as futuristic and utopian as science fiction.

Bock & Vincenzi

Here, As If They Hadn't Been, As If They Are Not. an epilogue. The Invisible Dances.

dance

Here, As If They Hadn't Been, As If They Are Not. an epilogue. The Invisible Dances.
Here, As If They Hadn't Been, As If They Are Not. an epilogue. The Invisible Dances.
Thu 18.05 - Sat 20.05.06

The dancer and choreographer Frank Bock and director and stage designer Simon Vicenzi examine such theatrical codes and concepts as movement, image and perception. To give an example, they work with blind people or blindfold their performers. What are the consequences for perception and what mechanisms develop to compensate? A strange theatre experience with lasting reverberations. Here, As If... is part of their cycle of invisible dances.

ZOO / Thomas Hauert

Walking Oscar

dance

Walking Oscar
Walking Oscar
Sat 06.05 - Wed 10.05.06

After Verosimile (2002), Thomas Hauert wanted to explore the relationship between singing and the body even further. In Walking Oscar, movements, images, sound tapes and live songs interact with one another. Each gives a different view of the script, which was written by the Dutch novelist Oscar van den Boogaard. Six dancers, and several musicians and composers collaborate in this production.

Koninklijk Ballet van Vlaanderen

Uncontainable

dance

Uncontainable
Uncontainable
Wed 26.04 - Thu 27.04.06

For many years Kathryn Bennetts was the right-hand of the top choreographer William Forsythe and is now artistic director of the Royal Ballet of Flanders, which is about to embark on a new chapter with her. In Uncontainable we see the work of five young choreographers, all of whom are finalists in an international competition. Each of them will create a short choreographic piece for six to eight dancers from the Royal Ballet of Flanders, in which the dance idiom may be either classical or contemporary The best choreography will win the Hapag-Lloyd Prize.

Zulu Nation

The Battle of the year 2006

dance

The Battle of the year 2006
The Battle of the year 2006
Sat 22.04.06

Nine Belgian groups will participate in the Battle of the Year, the annual hip-hop dance competition, to be held for the fourth time in the Kaaitheater.

Capilla Flamenca

Zodiac - Les très riches heures de Jean de France

music

Tue 18.04.06

In this programme Capilla Flamenca presents twelve typical works from the Ars Nova repertoire (fourteenth century), as well as several secular works by Guillaume de Machaut, the absolute master of the Ars Nova. In compiling the programme Capilla Flamenca was inspired by the beautifully illustrated zodiac which Jean de Berry commissioned the Limburg brothers to paint. 

Het Toneelhuis

Beats

theatre music

Beats
Beats
Wed 29.03 - Sun 02.04.06

The director Josse De Pauw, screenwriter Marc Didden and musician Roland have set up a project for Het Toneelhuis based on the beat poets: Burroughs, Kerouac, Ginsberg and other distinguished kindred spirits. It is the portrait of an era and a wild generation. The performance is a cross between a reading and a concert. In addition to actors there are guest appearances by writers and musicians every evening.

Muziektheater Transparant

Jakob Lenz

music

Jakob Lenz
Jakob Lenz
Wed 15.03 - Sun 19.03.06

The musical expression of an obsession is perhaps the best way to sum up Jakob Lenz, an opera by the German composer Wolfgang Rihm. It is based on the short story by Georg Büchner about the schizophrenic poet, Jakob Lenz. Rihm’s passionate music is played by the Beethoven Academy and sung by members of the Teatro Colon chorus from Buenos Aires. The soloists are Hagen Matzeit, Lorenzo Caróla and Marek Gasztecki. Caroline Petrick is the director of this Muziektheater Transparant production.

Minguet Quartett

works by Matthias Pintscher, Salvatore Sciarrino, Wolfgang Rihm, Helmut Lachenmann

music

works by Matthias Pintscher, Salvatore Sciarrino, Wolfgang Rihm, Helmut Lachenmann
works by Matthias Pintscher, Salvatore Sciarrino, Wolfgang Rihm, Helmut Lachenmann
Sun 12.03.06

The Minguet string quartet will be playing Lachenmann’s Gran Torso and work by three composers who have drawn their own conclusions from Lachenmann’s conception of music: Rihm, Pintscher and Sciarrino.

Garth Knox & Vincent Royer

works by Gérard Grisey, Horatiu Radulescu, Salvatore Sciarrino, Michaël Levinas

music

works by Gérard Grisey, Horatiu Radulescu, Salvatore Sciarrino, Michaël Levinas
works by Gérard Grisey, Horatiu Radulescu, Salvatore Sciarrino, Michaël Levinas
Sun 12.03.06

A selection of recent work for viola, solo and duet.

Ensemble Contrechamps

works by Heinz Holliger, Michaël Jarrell

music

works by Heinz Holliger, Michaël Jarrell
works by Heinz Holliger, Michaël Jarrell
Sat 11.03.06

The Swiss Ensemble Contrechamps performs work by two composers from their country with whom they have close ties: Heinz Holliger and Michael Jarrell.

Marino Formenti

works by Matthias Pintscher, Salvatore Sciarrino, Helmut Lachenmann

music

works by Matthias Pintscher, Salvatore Sciarrino, Helmut Lachenmann
works by Matthias Pintscher, Salvatore Sciarrino, Helmut Lachenmann
Sat 11.03.06

The work by Lachenmann you will hear is Serynade, one of the great piano pieces of the end of the last century and a challenge to both performer and listener, a rich work that leaves a lasting impression. There is also work by Matthias Pintscher and Salvatore Sciarrino. The pianist Marino Formenti was praised by the Los Angeles Times as ‘a Glenn Gould for the 21st century’.

Ictus

works by Peter Eötvös, Bruno Mantovani, Franck Bedrossian

music

works by Peter Eötvös, Bruno Mantovani, Franck Bedrossian
works by Peter Eötvös, Bruno Mantovani, Franck Bedrossian
Fri 10.03.06

The Hungarian conductor Peter Eötvös is also among the world’s top composers. In 2000 his Chekhov opera Three Sisters appeared at La Monnaie and this season Bozar has devoted a series of concerts to his music. Here his work comes face to face with that of two composers of the youngest generation: Bruno Mantovani and Franck Bedrossian.

Klangforum Wien

works by Salvatore Sciarrino, Matthias Pintscher, Helmut Lachenmann

music

works by Salvatore Sciarrino, Matthias Pintscher, Helmut Lachenmann
works by Salvatore Sciarrino, Matthias Pintscher, Helmut Lachenmann
Thu 09.03.06

The opening concert of the Ars Musica Festival. Klangforum Wien is introducing the young composer and conductor Matthias Pintscher, together with two eminent and related composers: Helmut Lachenmann and Salvatore Sciarrino.

Sequentia

Edda

music

Edda
Edda
Fri 03.03.06

Sequentia was founded by Benjamin Bagby and the late Barbara Thornton in 1977 and presents a repertoire extending from the tenth to the fourteenth century. The ensemble has its headquarters in Cologne and scored a ‘world hit’ with its recording of the Canticles of Ecstasy by the mystic Hildegard von Bingen.

Jan Decorte / Bloet vzw & Kaaitheater

Rare Works 2: 'dieu& les esprits vivants'

theatre

Rare Works 2: 'dieu& les esprits vivants'
Rare Works 2: 'dieu& les esprits vivants'
Wed 22.02 - Wed 01.03.06

At last you will be able to see the production Jan Decorte, Sigrid Vinks and Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker presented at the 2005 Avignon Festival and for which Arno wrote the music. A masterpiece, wrote Jean-Marie Wynants in Le Soir, 'The work of an absolute poet who, without the slightest intellectualism, speaks directly to the people and all the beauty, truth, tenderness and horror they have in their lives.'

Eszter Salamon

Nvsbl

dance

Nvsbl
Nvsbl
Fri 17.02 - Sat 18.02.06

Last season the Hungarian-Berlin dancer and choreographer Eszter Salamon was our guest with two productions that challenged our perception: can we learn the truth simply by looking? In Nvsbl (pronounced ‘non-visible’) she explores the theme even further. It is a performance about looking, and the limits of what allows itself to be seen, about bodies (female and other) and our idea of them. Nvsbl is a mixture of hallucination and recognition.

Toneelgroep Amsterdam

Kruistochten

theatre

Kruistochten
Kruistochten
Sat 11.02 - Sun 12.02.06

Alan Ayckbourn (1939) is well-known for the comedies which, with their light touch, make palpable the hidden pain in relationships. In Kruistochten (The Norman Conquests, 1973), he follows six characters in the course of a weekend. A theatrical epic, lasting almost five hours and packed with hilarious drama and bitter comedy. This, Van Hove's first Ayckbourn, was selected for the 2005 Theatre Festival.

Meg Stuart / Damaged Goods

Disfigure Study

dance

Disfigure Study
Disfigure Study
Thu 02.02 - Sat 04.02.06

In 1991 the American dancer Meg Stuart made her debut as a choreographer with Disfigure Study. From the very start this production - including the title - comprised all the elements of the dance idiom for which Stuart acquired international fame: the fragmented, contorted body placed in a setting that closely resembles art and performance.
Disfigure Study has been on the programme again since 2002, with a new cast and a new live music score by Hahn Rowe.

Ruud Gielens / Kaaitheater

The moment we knew nothing about each other

theatre

The moment we knew nothing about each other
The moment we knew nothing about each other
Wed 18.01 - Sat 28.01.06

A square in the city. Dozens of passers-by come and go. An urban choreography. The characters have no lines. In his version of  Peter Handke's play, the director Ruud Gielens is working with about thirty actors and musicians. With plenty of music and movement, they will be presenting an ode to the city, to Brussels.

Raimund Hoghe

Swan Lake, 4 Acts

dance

Swan Lake, 4 Acts
Swan Lake, 4 Acts
Wed 21.12 - Thu 22.12.05

After Le Sacre du Printemps, the German choreographer-performer Raimund Hoghe makes his own version of another icon in the history of ballet: Swan Lake, danced by brilliant, classically trained performers such as Ornella Ballestra, Brynjar Bandlien and Nabil Yahia-Aissa and by Lorenzo De Brabandere (formerly in Hoghes' Sacre) and Raimund Hoghe himself.

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