An inspiring encounter featuring the virtuosic Belgian-Japanese rhythm section of Tatsuya Nakatani and Peter Jacquemyn (bass), the legendary English, in Belgium residing, drummer Paul Lytton, and the innovative German reed player Georg Wissel.
After Dull Boy Johnny's previous release, a double EP with a tropical A-side and an erotic B-side, this time the three gentlemen are out on the dance floor. After all, the neighbors decided as much.
Unlike the recordings of their previous work that took place abroad, this time they stayed in a steamy attic room in Belgium, where guitarist and producer Jan built a studio. Unable to record at night because of neighbors who did not (yet) appreciate Dull Boy Johnny's music, they dove into Antwerp's nightlife.
Luisa Omielan is a BAFTA breakthrough comedian from the U.K who is credited with creating her own genre of comedy. She broke through with her one woman stand up show ‘What Would Beyonce Do?!’ At Edinburgh fringe festival over a decade ago. The show was called genre defining a paved the way for a new style of comedy seen by women. She has toured the world ever since. Like the moon, she is better to capture, live in real life.
The Belgian Improvisation League (BIL) is since 36 years the most renowned organization dedicated to the art of improvisational theater. BIL brings together talented performers who specialize in creating spontaneous, unscripted performances. These shows are characterized by their creativity, humor, and audience interaction, making each performance a unique experience. Over the years the BIL has worked together with some of the best improvisors from all over the world. And now it's a good time to bring them to Antwerp.
Close Mad Goat Comedy Festival with a bang! This edition, we once again have the beloved galas featuring comedy toppers of the moment. Laugh along with Ria Lina, Kae Kurd and TK Kirkland.
No plans yet on Monday night, March 10? Join our Drawing Fiesta at De Studio with 𝗭𝗲𝗻𝗮 𝗩𝗮𝗻 𝗱𝗲𝗻 𝗕𝗹𝗼𝗰𝗸 and 𝗡𝗶𝗲𝗹𝘀 𝗕𝗲𝗮𝘂𝗳𝗮𝘆𝘀. The Brussels non-profit organization Vroom and Grafixx are joining forces for a challenging workshop surrounding illustration in the broadest sense of the word.
Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances, this edition of EXTD. cannot take place.
But postponement is not a cancellation: The integral programme will be shifted to Monday 24 March 2025.
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"One year ago, I stumbled upon an article from VICE Magazine. In 2013, the magazine came up with the idea of photographing models reeanacting the suicides of seven female writers. The photos were intended for commercial use-- to sell clothing. Beyond its sheer madness, this concept introduced me to a group of women who fascinate me. Using them as characters, I enter into dialogue with them, amplify the drama and search for the edges of their lives and work."
"One year ago, I stumbled upon an article from VICE Magazine. In 2013, the magazine came up with the idea of photographing models reeanacting the suicides of seven female writers. The photos were intended for commercial use-- to sell clothing. Beyond its sheer madness, this concept introduced me to a group of women who fascinate me. Using them as characters, I enter into dialogue with them, amplify the drama and search for the edges of their lives and work."
"One year ago, I stumbled upon an article from VICE Magazine. In 2013, the magazine came up with the idea of photographing models reeanacting the suicides of seven female writers. The photos were intended for commercial use-- to sell clothing. Beyond its sheer madness, this concept introduced me to a group of women who fascinate me. Using them as characters, I enter into dialogue with them, amplify the drama and search for the edges of their lives and work."
The Colorist Orchestra plays new instrumental pop music. The orchestra reworks well-known instrumental hits into new compositions, often with only subtle references to the original. This 'recomposed music' is inspired by genres as diverse as disco, electronica, classical music and traditional folklore, with one goal in mind: to make you dance. The Colorist Orchestra aims to reevaluate lost music and breathe new life into it, by recoloring recognizable melodies and experimenting with new sound combinations.
