Performing arts
Previews
A week of dance
The Brigittines International Festival is in full swing this week with a programme of contemporary dance and vividly visual movement-based theatre.
The Thrill of It All
Kunstenfestivaldesarts leads off with a world première by a legendary British collective who owe it all – well, really quite a lot – to Brussels. Jacqueline Fletcher speaks to Forced Entertainment dir...
Do Animals Cry
The latest piece from Brussels-based American choreographer Meg Stuart and her Damaged Goods company has motivated some members of the audience to walk out ... and others to give a rousing standing ov...
Peking Opera
For Westerners, this may seem an odd, exotic form of entertainment, it’s no stranger than a Jan Fabre show
Reviews
Kunstenfestivaldesarts
There's always an element of risk in presenting resolutely experimental theatre, and Kunstenfestivaldesarts bravely takes that risk year after year.
Nobody’s business
‘Unter Eis’, Falk Richter’s perfectly pitched play on a timely subject – the corporate firing squad – was reprised last week in Brussels
Forbidden love
Benjamin Britten put his all into ‘Death in Venice’. So does everyone involved in the opera’s excellent new production now playing in Brussels
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