Adapted from Adina Hoffman’s book My Happiness Bears No Relation to Happiness and inspired by the life of the Palestinian poet Taha Muhammad Ali, Taha is first and foremost a moving work which looks b...

After the successful tour of Mr Ibrahim and the Flowers of the Koran, the play that he performed on stage for 4 years, Éric-Emmanuel Schmitt is back with a show that combines music and the dramatic ar...

How does a person cope with success at a young age? Riton Liebman’s latest creation La vedette du quartier explores this question with healthy dose of humour. He speaks of the twists and turns of his ...

This show by the South African actress and singer Hlengiwe Lushaba and the Congolese director Faustin Linyekula gets us thinking about another possible past for the diva, far from the glitz and glamou...

Theatre director, set designer and artist Romeo Castellucci will unveil a new project at BOZAR inspired by 17th century Caravaggism and the Theodoor van Loon exhibition. At the same time, he will open...

“I am full of joy but it’s not entirely true. What’s wrong with us?” It’s in these terms – and in French – that Tatiana Frolova begins the show. The director of the KnAM theatre gives us a less than e...

When King Edward II installs his despised, exiled lover on the throne next to him and makes him the most powerful man in the kingdom, he unleashes a bloody and ruthless power struggle within the court...

Michel Graindorge was a public personality and a big-shot lawyer. When he passed away, on 19 April 2015, he left behind a young woman, his daughter Catherine, an actor and violinist. In Avant la fin, ...

Meet the Millennials. In search of Asia's millenial generation is a multimedia art project seeking common ground and a new, shared narrative between the upcoming creative generations striving for glob...

Since he was 16 years old, Pichet Klunchun has studied Khon, a traditional Thai mask dance, under Chaiyot Khummanee, one of the big names of the genre. Today he’s a choreographer and dancer with a wor...