Titans
17 Aug 2018 - 18 Aug 2018
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Les Brigittines - Petite rue des Brigittines 1000
The reference to the Titans, the ancestors of the gods of Olympus plunged in an instant into oblivion, sets the tone for the vanity of the ambition of embodying grandiose models, powerful figures who are not subject to the irony of the real.
Between burlesque and bizarre, Euripides Laskaridis portrays an unpredictable and exuberant being, neither man nor woman or transgender, but everything all at once, seconded by a busy partner whose face we never see.
He discusses in a metaphysical jumble, which he masters as much as it escapes him, and joyously mixes genres and registers. The stage becomes a place of invention and freedom, a sort of celestial arena where anything can happen, a theatre of the absurd and of transformation as magnificent as a palace of dreams.
Between burlesque and bizarre, Euripides Laskaridis portrays an unpredictable and exuberant being, neither man nor woman or transgender, but everything all at once, seconded by a busy partner whose face we never see.
He discusses in a metaphysical jumble, which he masters as much as it escapes him, and joyously mixes genres and registers. The stage becomes a place of invention and freedom, a sort of celestial arena where anything can happen, a theatre of the absurd and of transformation as magnificent as a palace of dreams.
Les Brigittines
Petite rue des Brigittines 1000
Les Brigittines is a welcoming venue to discover the new language of the stage, to immerse yourself into strong and peculiar universes and follow artists that tackle the present to reenchant reality. The programming is mostly turned to choreographic works that, in Brussels' strange and widely opened melting pot, are the signs of a free and stimulating inspiration.
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