Love and Beauty Are the Powers Supreme is a festival celebrating the transformative power of creativity, passion, and resilience. With five remarkable performances...The program includes three captivating new solo works: I’m Sorry with Stella Höttler, Io sono un errore with Irene Urciuoli, and I Believe in the Legend of Love with Ivana Jozic. Complementing these is Elle était et elle est, même, a mesmerizing piece by Fabre’s longtime performer, Els Deceukelier. At the festival's heart lies the monumental Peak Mytikas (On the Top of Mount Olympus), an eight-hour mythological rave blending ritual and rebellion, ecstasy and catharsis.
COMING UP AT TROUBLEYN LABORATORIUM, ANTWERP
Open for actors, dancers and performers. New dates announced in February 2025 (...)
Working with teachers Annabelle Chambon and Cédric Charron.
Discover the Troubleyn/Laboratorium and its art during this unique behind-the-scenes guided tour.
Eleven multi-talented performers (actors, dancers, and musicians) join Jan Fabre in the creation of this 8-hour-long mythological rave.
I am a mistake is a theatre text written by Jan Fabre in 1988. It is a manifest that amounts almost to a profession of faith by the artist. The blunt confession 'I am a mistake' is like a mantra that repeats and divides...
Jan Fabre wrote I believe in the legend of love in the form of a letter from a man to his beloved. The outcome is a truly personal text, about loving and letting go.
She was and she is, even is inspired by Duchamp’s artwork, The bride stripped bare by her bachelors, even (The Large Glass). Els Deceukelier plays a seductive bride situated in the twilight zone between reality and imagination...
A CO-PRODUCTION BETWEEN THE NATIONAL THEATER OF HUNGARY, TROUBLEYN/JAN FABRE & THE BOZSIK YVETTE COMPANY
COMING UP AT Nemzeti Színház, National Theater of Hungary
Sunday 29 December 15:00
The character played by Stella Höttler is lost and confused in this changing world. Therefore, she apologizes herself for everything—for how she looks, for how she behaves, for what she says … She tries to find her way in the world of self-censorship...
The monologue details ’Simona the Stylite’ and her criminal plan to restore the healing and spiritual power of beauty.
For the past four years, iconic Belgian artist Jan Fabre and legendary performer Mikhail Baryshnikov have worked together on their first collaboration. British artist Phil Griffin joined them as a co-director of the film Not Once. (...)
Jan Fabre created for the Bolshoi Drama Theater in Saint Petersburg an intimate version of The Night Writer. Fabre's first repertoire play in Russia is alternately played by two talented actors: Andrej Feskov and Alexander Molochinikov (...)
"The contemporary performer unites performance, theatre, and dance. Fabre always looks for physical impulses in and on the bodies of his performers and stimulates them to act on stage on the basis of those ‘real’ physical sensations." (...)
The prestigious British publishing house Bloomsbury Publishing UK(Methuen Drama) recently launched 8 volumes "The great European stage directors, from Stanislavksi to Fabre"! Volume #8 is about Pina Bausch, Romeo Castellucci and Jan Fabre. For sale online (...)
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