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The best thing one can do when it’s raining, is to let it rain – Rosas & Graindelavoix performing ‘Cesena’ at Abbaye Villers La Ville
This slideshow requires JavaScript. Is it really worth it? Yes, it is. And I’m allowed to say so, because I sat there, before the sun came up, in the worst possible weather conditions (rain and … more →
Utopia Parkway
Day 265 - Museum Night Fever, Brussels
wrote 3 months ago: Our hearts afire, our senses set aquiver La Monnaie never fails to deliver NOTE: For those of you wh … more →
Ik sla geen oude mensen in de bioscoop
wrote 8 months ago: Toen ik Meek’s Cutoff in de bioscoop zag, werd ik geconfronteerd met een voor mij nieuwe vorm … more →
The best thing one can do when it's raining, is to let it rain - Rosas & Graindelavoix performing 'Cesena' at Abbaye Villers La Ville
wrote 9 months ago: This slideshow requires JavaScript. Is it really worth it? Yes, it is. And I’m allowed to say … more →
Opera Cake: Cinderella for the people!
wrote 1 year ago: Laurent Pelly knows how to make the festive shows fly — fun, witty, fast… and it is not … more →
The day breaks as the evening falls: 'Cesena' (Rosas) stays captivating, even at night
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wrote 1 year ago: How wrong was I? Ever since I was fortunate enough to be able to witness the premiere of Anne Teresa … more →
Crawling spiders, floating pine needles and dancing opera singers: 'Matsukaze' by Sasha Waltz
wrote 2 years ago: One scene that stands out. Sometimes that’s enough. Just that one image will make sure that a … more →
Romeo Castellucci's 'Parsifal' premieres tonight; first images
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wrote 2 years ago: This slideshow requires JavaScript. Romeo Castellucci‘s first ever and long-awaited opera, Par … more →
Lily Leblanc in theatre de la Monnaie 1932
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wrote 2 years ago: Lily leblanc When I bought this card 15 years ago, I never knew I would be going to live in B … more →
Opera Adventure 2010: "Macbeth" in Brussels
wrote 2 years ago: Two years ago, when I first wandered around the weird and hilly streets of Brussels / Bruxelles / Br … more →
Compelling 'Medea' by Sasha Waltz at De Munt/La Monnaie
wrote 3 years ago: Too bad that second performance of Sasha Waltz ‘s Medea at De Munt/La Monnaie is already sold- … more →
Romeo Castellucci directs his first ever opera at De Munt/La Monnaie
wrote 3 years ago: Renowned Italian theatre director Romeo Castellucci will direct his first ever opera. Castellucci … more →
Superwoman and Messiaen? 'danceXmusic' mixes... contemporary dance and music
wrote 3 years ago: danceXmusic? It turned out to be a wonderful concept, yesterday, at De Munt/La Monnaie (Brussels). T … more →
'3Abschied' (Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker & Jérôme Bel): an unusual evening full of surprises
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wrote 3 years ago: Warning: if you’re planning to go to 3Abschied, don’t read this review. Not a single wor … more →
Warlikowski makes your head swim with '(A)pollonia'
wrote 3 years ago: Once in a while, you go to a performance, and afterwards it feels as if you’ve seen not one bu … more →
Zhang Huan puts 'Semele' in a Chinese temple and a bamboo forest (but stays on the safe side)
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wrote 3 years ago: High expectations. Not always a good thing. Having seen Anish Kapoor’s wonderful sculpture for … more →
Day 9: Kris Defoort / Guy Cassiers
wrote 4 years ago: Barbara Hannigan is a woman to envy. Not only is the Canadian soprano given a beautiful part to play … more →
Classical music 2008-09 season
wrote 5 years ago: Brussels offers great opera and classical music concerts at very reasonable prices (starting at EUR … more →
