ARCHIVE - 2022-2023

​“Great Apes of the West Coast is the story I have always avoided to tell. But lately, I am realizing that this story is unavoidable”, says Princess Isatu Hassan Bangura.

In search of radical insanity, the theatre makers of Werktoneel hurtle through the oeuvre of the Dutch author Willem Frederik Hermans.

Etcetera and rekto:verso, in collaboration with NTGent, are organising a reflection day on old age, asking questions about how we see and treat old age in our society and culture, what clichés need to be broken and what role the arts play in representing older people.

Seven short films created by students from the Iraqi city of Mosul are among the official selection of the 49th Film Fest Ghent.

With 'ONE SONG', the Belgian visual artist Miet Warlop is creating the fourth part in the NTGent series 'Histoire(s) du Théâtre'. Nominated by the New York Times as one of the best performances of 2022; 'ONE SONG' comes home in the beginning of 2024.

A Swiss play on the ongoing ecological disaster that refuses to go on tour, is restaged entirely in Ghent by local director Martha Balthazar.

Four strange beings from another time, enter an abandoned world. With childlike curiosity they explore it, begin to feel it, to revive it. What was the purpose of this (theatre) space? What role did the human play in it? And last but not least: is there a way out?

Milo Rau creates a political Antigone for the 21st century, together with indigenous people, activists and actors from Brazil and Europe.