KAAITHEATER

Geschiedenis wordt steevast geschreven door de overwinnaars. Door mannen. Hoeveel leugens, toevallige ontmoetingen en accidents de parcours hebben de ons bekende geschiedenis werkelijk bepaald? Het ...

Anyone who saw Meg Stuart’s Ateliers in the Kaai Studios or on the beach at Ostend (Dansand!) last year, will know that this American choreographer ...

Guy Cassiers and Tom Lanoye are continuing their successful collaboration. Following Mefisto for ever, Atropa en Bloed & rozen, they are now focusing on ‘the ...

Can we take another critical look at the ways in which we live together? How? By mixing individuals until they all merge together? By recognizing ...

For her third production at the Kaaitheater, Maria Hassabi is creating a piece for the larger stage. Five solos develop simultaneously on stage. Hassabi stretches ...

In 1992 two young dancers, Boris Charmatz and Dimitri Chamblas, set up their own production company, Association edna. They knew each other from the famous ...

In 1992 two young dancers, Boris Charmatz and Dimitri Chamblas, set up their own production company, Association edna. They knew each other from the famous ...

For his new production Thomas Hauert explores human consciousness. We are constantly exposed to countless sensory stimuli. An unconscious selection of them is what we ...

Marina Abramovic once danced naked for six hours in front of an audience, her face covered with a cloth. Yoko Ono allowed spectators to cut ...

Philippe Quesne describes his new performance as a fantastic, musical urban fable. It is set in an isolated swamp inhabited by strange creatures. In this ...

The French choreographer Jérôme Bel made his debut in 1994 with Nom donné par l'auteur. It was a fascinating Dadaist performance, ‘a poem of objects’ ...

In the exhibition Making Things Public (2005) and in the accompanying book, the French philosopher and sociologist Bruno Latour presented his vision of a ‘politics ...

The choreography of Danza Permanente comes from a musical composition created in Vienna two centuries ago by a deaf man, Beethoven. In this new work, ...

Drumming (1998) is undoubtedly one of Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker’s most fascinating choreographic works: a dazzling dance set to a powerful score for percussion by ...

Theatre, dance, puppetry and visual art. The Franco-Austrian Gisèle Vienne has developed a polymorphic, enchanting and peculiar journey. Her performances and installations shift the boundaries ...

Olympique Dramatique and tg STAN are giving shape to shared theatre dreams. The companies are tackling The Vast Domain, a 1911 tragic-comedy by the Austrian ...

The right to be lazy! Paul Lafargue, son-in-law of Karl Marx, was already advocating this in 1880. He was preceded by many philosophers. However, it ...