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1 year of cultural lockdown

13 March 2021 marks the one-year anniversary of the lockdown. Hardly a cause for celebration, as the cultural sector has been almost completely shut since that day. Apart from a short period of limite…

Podcast KVS en route: Morgen is een ander land

Michael De Cock wrote the book Morgen is een ander land (Tomorrow is Another Country) in which we follow the story of a girl who flees her country with her mother in a dark cargo box of a truck. The b…

Podcast KVS en route: ICE

In this episode of KVS en Route we introduce to you: ICE, a new solo project by choreographer and dancer Bahar Temiz. ICE is choreographed for a body and a bunch of ropes. In this podcast Bahar tells …

Podcast KVS en route: Coloured Swan 3 Harriet's reMix

For this third part of the Coloured Swans series, choreographer Moya Michael works with four young multidisciplinary artists with mixed backgrounds from the African diaspora: Loucka Fiagan, Oscar Cass…

Don’t ask what it’s about, ask why it’s there.

In response to the dance performance Coloured Swan 3: Harriet's reMix, researcher and author Sibo Kanobana wrote an article on what this performance is about. Or not?

Podcast KVS en route: Afropean, Human Being

Welcome to the second episode of our podcast KVS en route. This time playwriter Sukina Douglas and actress Ginny Holder discuss their own Afropean experiences and how those have led up to this play. W…

Podcast KVS en route: Dear Winnie,

The first instalment of KVS en route gets you acquainted with Dear Winnie. Director Junior Mthombeni stops by to hand you some helpful insights. He guides you through four key scenes, each of which pr…

Interview met Sachli Gholamalizad

KVS commissioned writer and video artist Maryam K. Hedayat to conduct an interview with theatre creator Sachli Gholamalizad. Both artists share a number of passions, longings, and a love for Iranian a…

Maak van Toneelhuis, NTGent en KVS Kunstinstellingen

Om onze artiesten nog duurzamer te kunnen ondersteunen, willen Toneelhuis, NTGent en KVS een Kunstinstelling worden.

City dramaturge Gerardo Salinas on New Urbanity

We leven in een zeer bijzonder tijdperk, volgens mij de spannendste tijd uit de geschiedenis van de mensheid. In de ban van migratiegolven, de groei van steden en nieuwe technologieën is de wereld een…

Luister naar Odysseus. Een zwerver komt thuis

Voor het eerst weerklinken alle 12.000 verzen van Homeros’ klassieker in het Nederlands.

Relaas van een Brusselse verhalenverteller

Pitcho Womba Konga is known for many creative endeavours, but above all he’s an urban artist. That moniker brings him from Malcolm X to Lumumba, from slam poetry to contemporary classical music. Throu…

Knock Knock, Who’s there?

This year again, Poëziecentrum and Vonk & Zonen invited a lover of poetry to make it clear that the genre is alive! After Charlotte Van den Broeck, Alicja Gescinska and Tinneke Beeckman, Michael De Co…

A conversation with Daina Ashbee

Dance Magazine called Daina Ashbee an international talent to watch, and in recent years she has been a welcome regular at KVS. Following Pour and Laborious Song, she now presents her latest piece J'a…

La cultura es segura: opinion Michael De Cock and Carme Portaceli

Michael De Cock and Carme Portaceli put pen to paper for this joint opinion piece, which was published in De Standaard and Le Soir. They hope theatre companies all over Europe will be able to get back…

Een archief van ver en dichtbij

A conversation with Zoë Demoustier and sound designer Willem Lenaerts about the interplay between movement and sound in the documentary performance Unfolding an Archive. By: Elowise Vandenbroeck

Power to the people

From his fascination with human relations and the complex emotions they bring about, Mesut Arslan started working on one of the most frequently performed classics of the twentieth century, Who’s afrai…

Together, it's possible

In July last, the director and sociologist Frédérique Lecomte took a group of theatre students and Belgian actors with her to Goma. There, they met child soldiers and they got acquainted with her powe…

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