Past events
MONSIEUR MÊME (WORKING TITLE)
Arthur Même has lost its estate. Together with his wife, he fights an uphill battle against those that have taken everything. A nice tragi-comedy.
ages 10 and up
MONSIEUR MÊME (WORKING TITLE)
ages 10 and up
MONSIEUR MÊME (WORKING TITLE)
Arthur Même has lost its estate. Together with his wife, he fights an uphill battle against those that have taken everything. A nice tragi-comedy.
WIND IN DE SNAREN
Clarinettist Roeland Hendrikx brings guitar player Fernando Riscado Cordas along to bring music of Piazzolla, Villa-Lobos, Tchjaikovsky and Neumann.
GOLDBERGVARIATIES - JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH
He's only 25, but he's a master in playing the complex music of J.S. Bach. This time, he will perform the Goldberg variations on hapsichord.
20 YEARS OF GROWING PAINS
We are glad to meet singer-songwriter Marjan Debaene again. She brings a special guest along to give old hits modern makeovers.
BABEL(WORDS)
Eastman/Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui made a choreografy about things that are difficult to explain: language versus nationality, identity versus religion ...
HOW TO MAKE A LIVING
Two funny characters are living the happy life. And then there is a huge fight ... Game over?
ages 10 and up
HOW TO MAKE A LIVING
ages 10 and up
THE JONI MITCHELL PROJECT
The South-Afican-Belgian Tutu Puoane brings a tribute to her favourite singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell, in her own style!
RATS
A professional dancer coached 7 youngsters excelling in breakdance, hiphop, house and locking. Result: a new dance language emerged!
TR8CKS
Cello8tet is having its 25th birthday and serves its all time favourites on 8 cellos. With music of Piazolla, Glass, Pärt and Richter.
CELLOSTORM
It's blowing hard, and cello music in this performance: from Schubert towards Glass, Ginastera and Piazolla. Be all ears!
ages 5 and up
CELLOSTORM
ages 5 and up
CONCERTI VOOR TWEE KLAVECIMBELS ("CONCERTI FOR TWO HARPSICHORDS") - JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH
The harpsichord in all kind of modes: solo, solo with violins and two harpsichords (with violins). Johann Sebastian Bach would be glad to hear this.
HAPPY 2017!
Waltz into the new year at this glamours concert!