When faith meets freedom, something powerful happens. On Thursday, February 26, the Bozar – Palais des Beaux-Arts in Brussels hosts Thank God I’m Not Straight, a bold multidisciplinary creation by Izo, blending dance, ritual, spoken word, and performance.
At once intimate and political, Izo’s performance reinterprets biblical narratives through queer eyes and bodies — an act of resistance, reclamation, and healing. Through movement and voice, Thank God I’m Not Straight dives into deep tensions: between faith and identity, family and spirituality, heritage and self-definition.
Must one abandon spirituality to live fully as queer — or sacrifice part of oneself to stay in the light of faith?
Here, those dimensions no longer oppose each other; they meet, clash, and finally embrace. The stage becomes a sacred space for those navigating the fragile borders between belief and being — a queer ritual of liberation.
Presented as part of Brussels Bijoux, this event promises an unforgettable evening of art, intensity, and reflection at Bozar Brussels.
Event details
📅 Date: Thursday, 26 February 2026
🕘 Time: 21:00 – 22:00 (doors open at 19:00)
📍 Location: Palais des Beaux-Arts – Bozar, Rue Ravenstein 23, 1000 Brussels
🎟️ Tickets: €12
👥 Organized by: Zinnema
📧 info@zinnema.be
🌐 More info on Bozar.be
📞 +32 2 555 06 00 (general info) | +32 2 507 82 00 (reservations)
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