Want to see beyond the backdrop? In five talks (in Dutch), the Kaaitheater will guide you through the oeuvres of several leading artists on the programme this season. Between the talk and the show we shall satisfy your other appetites with soup and bread.

A discussion on Iraq on the occasion of the 8th anniversary of the
invasion. Prof. Christopher Parker from
the Middle East and North Africa research group at Ghent University will
be speaking with Dirk Adriaensens of the BRussells Tribunal and the
Iraqi novelist Ali Bader. The chairman is Lieven De Cauter. He will also give an introduction.

The Austrian choreographer Philipp Gehmacher invites dancers and choreographers to talk about their work, idiom and (dance) history in movements and words. On the bill tonight: Mette Ingvartsen and Chrysa Parkinson.

The Austrian choreographer Philipp Gehmacher invites ten dancers and choreographers to talk about their work, idiom and (dance) history in movements and words. On the bill tonight: Rémy Héritier and Meg Stuart.

The Austrian choreographer Philipp Gehmacher invites ten dancers and choreographers to talk about their work, idiom and (dance) history in movements and words. On the bill tonight: Pieter Ampe and Martin Nachbar.

Barbara Matijevic and Giuseppe Chico present their own form of ‘history’ in three sparkling, imaginative and highly entertaining lecture performances. In a way the city of New York is the subject of Forecasting. The performers examine subtle and often invisible changes in our ideas and bodies, inspired here by modern scientific and technological developments.

Barbara Matijević and Giuseppe Chico present their own form of ‘history’ in three sparkling, imaginative and highly entertaining lecture performances. In I AM 1984, Barbara Matijević takes us on a journey through the year 1984. She shows us bits of world history, science fiction, film, the virtual world of internet, and video games.

An evening with lecture-performances, film and music. The Beursschouwburg is presenting work by the Russian activist art collective Chto Delat?, the young Dutch artist Hedwig Houben, the English performer Zoe Laughlin and the Swiss fashion designer, performer and musician Christoph Hefti.

Want to see beyond the backdrop? In five talks (in Dutch), the Kaaitheater will guide you through the oeuvres of several leading artists on the programme this season. Between the talk and the show we shall satisfy your other appetites with soup and bread.

CANCELLED! Cry Me A River deals with the complexity of climate change communication and its rhetorics. It plays with the monologue format, focusing in on the multiplicity of talking heads, voices and opinions buzzing around this topic.

Want to see beyond the backdrop? In five talks (in Dutch), the Kaaitheater will guide you through the oeuvres of several leading artists on the programme this season. Between the talk and the show we shall satisfy your other appetites with soup and bread.