La pauvreté des pauvres fait la richesse des riches is Emiliano Cedillo’s first solo – a disarming mix of juggling, acrobatics, artistic cycling and theater. With humor and tenderness, Emiliano invites the audience to reflect on how unequally opportunities are distributed in our world. Not everyone starts with the same opportunities. No one chooses to […]
OUT LOUD is a process based creative crew made up of multidisciplinary artists. Starting from rhythm and improvisation, they explore the fluidity between different art forms. They bring together experimental music, performance, visual arts and video in the melting pot of theater.
A hip-hop ritual that creates space for the anger, fear, mourning, celebration and hope that comes with the loss of an old world and the welcoming of an unknown future. A bizarre musical mix of hip-hop mantras, slam choruses, screeching guitars, banging drums and freestyle prophecies.
We often speak of intergenerational trauma—but is there more? Why confine intergenerationality solely to trauma? If memories of pain are etched into our bodies across generations, could there also be intergenerational solace that is passed down? Can we tell stories of resilience and healing? Is one lifetime enough to become whole again? The answer is […]
Is it still far? is a monologue about time, distance and the pursuit of a goal. That goal may gradually reshape, shift or disappear so that the ground beneath your feet becomes soft. But dance and laughter can also be had on soft ground. In November 2022, three young creators from theater collective BLEEZZ presented […]
By looking at the aesthetic features one has, their other qualities seem to lose meaning. In this dance solo, Zoë Chungong takes you from the glamour of the roaring twenties to the energy of contemporary hip-hop culture, and beyond – to a future where beauty may only exist virtually. How we look helps determine how […]
In her one-woman show, Sanae Jamaï takes you on an intimate journey through her inner world, where illness is not an enemy, but a life partner. Through word and dance, she gives voice to silence, loneliness and the strength that lies in vulnerability. With humor and honesty, she breaks taboos around disability and invites reflection […]
“The devil is everything that is not God, everything that agitates the body: blues, llanero singing, rock, jazz, yaraví, bomba, cumbia, reggaeton, salsa – everything that is unchained, black and Indian, cholo, that which awakens the subterranean melody, that is, what is seditious within […] therein lies the new listening that will free our bodies […]
Aline Olmos Steler searches for oracular insights in a place we rarely look. Where others find meaning in coffee grounds, stars or palms, The Origin of the Future invites a more intimate form of divination: in our underpanties. What can it reveal if we dare to look? I went to the toilet. And something significant […]
During walks with his dog, dancer and choreographer Misha Demoustier becomes fascinated by the silent poetry of passersby: bodies cross one another, gazes that almost linger…. We move past each other – bodies pass each other in shared space – each with invisible baggage. “We avoid, we protect ourselves, we retreat into the self,” but […]
Hoe zeg je “kom terug”? (How to say “come back“?) is a poetic documentary theater performance about the new, the old and the returning faces of the Rif (Morocco), the land of Hannah‘s ancestors. Which examines how the encroaching hospitality-industry is reshaping the region’s landscape and identity. The Rif is shown as a place-in-transit: between […]
