Podium

"Herrie" is a fiery hymn of praise to anyone who does not fully agree with how the world works and refuses to stay down.

Dag 3: Tankman is an enquiry into how silence works as political power, based on one of the most powerful images of the twentieth century.

Fabrizio Cassol, the saxophonist at Aka Moon, has been exploring Ludwig van Beethoven’s last piano sonata, Opus 111; a logical step for Aka Moon in its journey through intercultural re-readings of classical repertoire

Almost ten years after the dialogue with which Hof van Eede began – Wherever the world is going, that’s where we’re going – Ans Van den Eede and Greg Timmermans are presenting a second dialogue.

Two album releases on one evening? Experience it at nona. Steiger will present the result of three intensive residencies and the young duo IFO joins forces with master trumpeter Ralph Alessi.

In Apparitions, Diederik Peeters investigates what exactly the deal is with life after death. Disguised as a spiritualist, he infiltrates the end of the nineteenth century, where he mixes with prominent scientists.

Muller begins a search for identity and love along the paths of destructiveness, addiction and redemption. Burning Butterfly is a raw and humorous look at sexuality, boundaries and power.

Three young women retell three age-old tales from a female perspective.

CWE has only ever worked with Wallumrød’s compositions over its lifespan of almost 20 years. His signature is unmistakeable.

PAIN AGAINST FEAR is mindfulness on speed. The music is a merciless mixture of strong sound and Velissariou’s stubborn attempt at vulnerability.

In SPARE TIME WORK, the duo examines social realities and economic forces that affect the concepts of spare time and work.