Last week we were invited to spend a lovely day at Metarage in Brussels. We were joined by the whole Metarage team, Karen from Ultima Vez, Thomas from le BAMP and a cool bunch of artists associated with Metarage… We talked about “collaboration” in the performing arts field: our needs & desires, as artists, as […]
Woooohoow! It’s that time of year again…. Last month, we met with the artists who will present their Work in Progress during WIPCOOP 2026. We explained what the next few months will look like and what they can expect from us. So quite a chunk of information… Fortunately, there were snacks & prrrrima vibes 🙂 […]
Mark your calendar for another edition of WIPCOOP in KVS. During WIPCOOP, Doris Bokongo Nkumu & Amadou Lamine Sow, Lemy Veyt, Ivan Kevork Azazian & Marios Bellas & Gökhan Kizilbuga, Myra Schouten & Yasmine Deroui, Izo Pinay and Luz will show 30 minutes of their Works In Progress. After the presentation, they will engage in […]
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 […]
Last year we worked around the theme of the Tussenruimte or the In-Between. Because what happens in those less defined moments – when we go to the bathroom after seeing a performance; when we go for a smoke between rehearsals; when we fry a fried egg for lunch during a shared residency? What (types of) […]
“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 […]
Emiliano Cedillo & Olga Groppo explore the boundaries of captivity and freedom with their bicycle and violin. FLUGI is a surprising circus performance that brings together acrobatic cycling and classical music in a story about power relations, parting and coming together (again). Expect humor, emotion and, above all, spectacle!
