Simon, Garfunkel, My Sister and Me will be a performance about rivalry in all its forms. Live versus tape, female versus male, black versus white, Europe versus America. Over bridges and turbulent water. About feelin’groovy. About boxers, hometowns, old friends and the 50 ways to leave your lover. But especially about the right to keep singing what you want to sing.
I am very happy to announce that after our inspiring exchanges for THE LOVER, TIDE and being, Bára has invited me into the creation process of her new work: FLÖKT…
Videoartist Toyah Van der Poten made an impression of the performance of When I look at a Strawberry, I think of a Tongue. in CDCN Le Gymnase last June. She…
Photographer Maya Wilsens was present during all performances of When I look at a Strawberry, I think of a Tongue. since 2018. She shares her personal impressions through these pictures.
I wish you dreams with no end and the furious desire to realize some of them. …
Eric Arnal-Burtschy invited me this fall to give some dramaturgical advice for his new creation WHY WE FIGHT. We had a beautiful exchange around this semi-autobiographical monologue in which he intertwines…
We are very happy to announce that When I Look at a Strawberry, I think of a Tongue. has been selected for the LookIn’OUT Festival in Brussels. We will present…
Using inspiration from his own African background and his reflections on today’s world, Serge Aimé Coulibaly creates Kirina, a narrative about his contemporary and globalized daily reality. Kirinais not…
The Flanders Arts Institute created the special platform “Let me be your guide: contemporary dance from Flanders & Brussels” to help an international professional audience get acquainted with the Flemish…
