Lou Trotignon brings transition, testosterone and a little fish energy to Brussels
What if the person everyone expected you to be simply wasn’t you? In Mérou, comedian
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What if the person everyone expected you to be simply wasn’t you? In Mérou, comedian
In Coward, a young soldier looking to prove himself finds something he did not expect
La Demence turns 37 with three nights in Brussels, beginning at Fuse on Friday 30
More than 250 works, 22 countries and a conversation across centuries: Africa Legacy – Berceau
Rave Rebels returns to Brussels’ ING Arena on 6 and 7 November 2026, bringing Faithless,
For Adam La Nuit, belonging doesn’t mean choosing one world over another. The Belgian-Congolese artist
Women artists take a leading role in “Inuit: Impressions of the Canadian Far North” at
Summer might be over, but Sophie Guisset has other plans. From 19 to 28 November
Staircases refuse to play by the rules, birds become fish, and two hands draw each
What happens when lesbian love, religious memory and horror theatre enter a locked convent—and refuse