Discover below which Schouwburg performances are included in the CUBO membership!
Agenda
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Jazz Cats Festival
The most exciting and groovy contemporary jazz acts on one nightSat 13 Mar ’27For the eighth year in a row, we’re bringing the most exciting and groovy contemporary jazz acts to De Kreun and Muziekcentrum Track. Come early, leave late — the programme is packed. As always, the festival cheerfully ignores genre conventions, letting strings twang, keys sparkle and improvisation run wild.
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Sat 13 Mar ’27 19:00Tickets from spring '27
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Sat 13 Mar ’27 19:00Tickets from spring '27
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De Vader
Marieke&SophiaFrom Strindberg’s 'The Father' to a world without menSun 14 Mar ’27In a playful, physical language, Marieke Schraepen and Sophia Bauer turn August Strindberg’s bourgeois drama 'The Father' (1887) completely on its head. With their (delightfully perverse) female imagination, they seize the play’s violent worldview and transform it from within.
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Sun 14 Mar ’27 20:30Tickets
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Sun 14 Mar ’27 20:30Tickets
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Ma Andi Mangoul (je n'ai rien à dire)
Ras el Hanout - Mohamed AllouchiA unique blend of humour, documentary theatre and storytellingMon 15 Mar ’27‘Ma Andi Mangoul / J’ai rien à dire’ explores the relationship between the Brussels police and young people with a migrant background. Balancing between sharp humour and documentary theatre, the piece invites you to laugh, listen, debate - and question what you thought you knew.
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Mon 15 Mar ’27 20:00Tickets
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Mon 15 Mar ’27 20:00Tickets
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A Wave
Zoë Demoustier | Opera Ballet Vlaanderen | laGesteIconic dance scenes as a springboard for fresh dance pleasureWed 17 Mar ’27In the 1980s, De Keersmaeker, Vandekeybus and other trailblazers sparked a Flemish wave of radical dance innovation. In 'A Wave', Zoë Demoustier takes stock of that legacy. With a cast of fifteen dancers, she deconstructs iconic scenes from that era and repurposes them as fuel for new dance pleasure - and perhaps the beginning of a new wave altogether.
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Wed 17 Mar ’27 20:00Tickets
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Wed 17 Mar ’27 20:00Tickets
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Hoe zeg je "Kom Terug"?
Hannah ZaouadAn incisive reflection on how history leaves its traces in the presentThu 18 Mar ’27Who has the right to land that should perhaps belong to no one at all? In '"oe zeg je ‘kom terug?"', Hannah Zaouad explores the impact of migration and return in Morocco’s Rif region - a historical crossroads and transit zone between Europe and Africa. The result is an incisive reflection on land, identity and the traces that history continues to leave in the present.
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Thu 18 Mar ’27 19:00Tickets
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Thu 18 Mar ’27 19:00Tickets
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