Step into History of Oil Painting, the new creation of Romeo Castellucci in BOZAR. Shrouded in white curtains, his place of contemplation contains a shrine upon which rests the hair of a prostitute. S...

In 2017, Belgian curator and artist Pierre Muylle presented objects he had brought back from Hebron during his Co-laBo residence at ‘les ballets C de la B’. He chose objects, stories and experiences w...

Now here’s a serious subject if ever there was one, the issue of the radicalisation of young people is at the heart of La route du Levant. It focuses on a confrontation between a police officer and a ...

Nine young Syrians speak. They meet each other in physical form and in thought, and discuss dreams and problems. They are looking for a new world. Where one considers equality and respect to be essent...

The number of people living in deprivation is on the rise in Europe. The collapse of the middle classes, job insecurity, increasing flexibility demanded in the world of work and the progressive disapp...

Maja Westerveld wrote, performed and directed Drek, the greatest day in the life of Mevrouw [Madam]. Her Document, a manual for Existence, is about to be presented to great fanfare. “Just my luck,” Me...

Louise Labé, Marceline Desbordes-Valmore, Catherine Pozzi and Renée Vivien are female poets who have made their mark on history and whose texts, somewhat forgotten today, are the focus of this special...

Elena made a visit to one of the most heavily guarded prisons in Texas. She was meeting three penfriends there: one serving a life sentence and the other two sentenced to death. “Who has the right to ...

By using the convention of artist talks, we tried to bring together different points of view: situations where ethics, although allegedly part of the discourse, are left behind either because of ill w...

Pater takes a closer look at the intimate relationship between a daughter and her father. Barbara Sylvain plays several improvised roles on stage in the company of an amateur of between 65 and 75 year...