theater

Pueblo

Ascanio Celestini, David Murgia

How do we collect and tell stories? "Pueblo" tells the urban legends of its flamboyant characters who sometimes appear in more than one show. 

• theater

Home

Morceaux de nature en ruine

Magrit Coulon

A sanitized and calm place, where we wait. Plunging into this particular temporality, "Home" allows us to (re)discover something of our own experience of old age.

• theater

Désobéir

Julie Berès

Four determined young women describe their daily lives. They wrench “breaths of freedom” from the various oppressive systems: traditions, religion, men and family. 

• theater

Henrietta Lacks

Anna Smolar

The stage morphs into multiple settings. Through sober and lively play, bodily agility, and with an ability to paint a portrait in a few strokes sufficient for emotion to emerge.

• theater

De Infinito universo

Filippo Ferraresi

In three tableaux, "De Infinito universo" contrasts the intimacy of the human being with the grandeur and mystery of certain universal questions, which have no answer.

• theater

Une cérémonie

Raoul Collectif

"Une cérémonie" is seeking its rules and its forms. One can make out the historical fantasy of a group looking for absolutes, carting around its ideals, its dreams and its musical instruments.

• theater

Uwrubba

Ali & Hèdi Thabet

Against a background of melodies by Vivaldi, medieval polyphonic chants and rebetiko Ali and Hèdi Thabet build an intense performance, in which artistic forms mingle.

• theater
• dance

Sons of Abraham

Sahand Sahebdivani, Raphael Rodan

Through skillful storytelling, Raphael Rodan and Sahand Sahebdivani offer a device that plays with clichés and in which fiction feeds on reality.

• theater

Antigone in Molenbeek

Guy Cassiers

With the same quest for the absolute as the ancient heroine, the staging brings to light both the prejudices towards those who are considered “foreign”, and the limits of patriarchal society.

• theater

Please, continue (Hamlet)

Yan Duyvendak, Roger Bernat

On the stage transformed into a courtroom, a trial takes place, the trial oif a young man who during a wedding kills his girlfriend’s father. Directly involved in the debates, the audience are asked to “examine the charges”.

• theater

SKRIK

Elisabeth Woronoff

Between fiction and documentary, SKRIK transposes to the stage the dazzling intensity of the memories which arise in fragments. The show puts a spotlight on violence against children to invite reflection.

• theater

La Dernière nuit du monde

The Last Night of the World

Laurent Gaudé, Fabrice Murgia

Imagine a world without night. A world where mankind, aided by science, puts an end to its physiological need for sleep. A pill would allow a person to sleep for only 45 minutes without the effect of fatigue.

• theater

Portraits sans paysage

Nimis Groupe

Welcome. Two syllables that sound like a promise of meeting, of hospitality. Not for refugees. In our Western societies, the reception of exiles leads to confinement, surveillance and an absence of perspective for those who are uprooted.

• theater

The Quest

Cédric Eeckhout 

At the juncture of stand-up, the absurd and existential drama, Cédric Eeckhout obsessively singles out the similarities that unite his fate with that of the entire continent, politically and economically.

• theater