Together with thirteen youngsters, choreographer Michiel Vandevelde examines the legacy of May ’68. What happened to the values and ideals of the sixties? How do young people view history and their future?

In 1929 Virginia Woolf stated that female characters are usually defined by their relationship to male characters. The Bechdel test was developed in the 1980s: an informal test to assess the degree of sexism in fiction.

Three lonely figures are looking for a home. But what exactly does ‘home’ mean? Is home a synonym for a ‘roof over your head’? Or does not having a roof over your head still mean something other than being homeless?

In SNAP XL, choreographer Talitha De Decker combines everything that is the pinnacle of dance fun: virtuoso bodies, mathematical structures, and the fat beats of ‘90s music. The result is a party that is both inviting and alienating.

In a world driven by statements, statistics, and moods, Sarah Vanhee creates a place for imagination, together with seven youngsters between eight and eleven years old. They are silent beings, sensitive to the unpredictable.

In INVITED everyone can take to the stage. With dance as a shared language, choreographer Seppe Baeyens wants to create a community of cast and audience within just one hour.