Nightlife icon: Mlle Boop
Main image – photo credit: Laura Jay Nethercott Nothing seems to stop Mlle Boop, a
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Let us introduce you to the people of Brussels – passionate, determined, and a little bit crazy. We’re excited to showcase the wealth of diverse talents, ideas, and ambitious projects that you’ll find in this dynamic city.
King Baxter’s freaky universe
King Baxter is a performer, drag-genderfucker, radio speaker, singer, writer, activist, festival organizer, and visual
Marco Torrice – finding his place through dance
Marco Torrice is a Brussels-based dancer, teacher and choreographer originally from Rome. He has graduated
Deconstructing the Dancefloor with Psst Mlle
“Psst Mlle” is a Brussels-based collective of seven people with the dual aim of creating
Serena Vittorini’s art, from ‘En ce moment’ to ‘I built a wall’
Serena Vittorini is a visual artist based in Brussels. In 2020 she directed her first
Eden Ghali shares his transition to help African trans men
Eden Ghali is the first Belgian-Moroccan trans man to publicly share his transition. He uses
The funny phony mood of Fanny Ruwet
Fanny Ruwet’s comedy is so cringy and we love it. She uses awkardness on stage
Greet the meat – Johnny Verburg is Mister Bear Belgium
The 12th edition of Belgium Bearpride is done and dusted – bears from around the
Jean-Marc De Pelsemaeker: Each Man Kills The Thing He Loves.
The latest exhibition from Jean-Marc De Pelsemaeker is Each Man Kills The Thing He Loves.
Meet HIRO, the duo embodied by Nour Beetch and Nicky Lapierre
HIRO, the duo embodied by Nour Beetch and Nicky Lapierre is a visual and artivist
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