An introduction to the spring programme by our performance programmer Elisa Liepsch.

A subtle, experimental ramble through Brussels – hand-in-hand with a series of local strangers, offering a gentle meditation on touch, intimacy and identity in urban public space.

Legal trial, spiritual ritual, dance performance. Mamela Nyamza invokes strong women and powerful figures from the struggle for South African independence.

Diary, personal archive. Beautiful, complex, painful. Brussels-based performer Quinsy Gario reads excerpts from Ogutu Muraya’s book on the challenges of his diasporic experience.

A one-woman show about sorrow, ancestry, home, forgetting and colonialism.

With his body as a locus, Rodrigo expands explicitness into an aesthetic, investigating straightforward language, gore-pornographic visuality and decolonization as a process of territorial battle.

We invite you to spend the night with us, to lay down and listen together as Catalina and Carolina read texts until sunrise.