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Théâtre National de la Communauté Française
This is the main theatre serving the French community in Brussels, and puts on a wide variety of both classic and contemporary European plays as well as dance performances. There are always several productions going on at any given time, and some of the best actors in Belgium and Europe perform here. All performances are in French.
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111 Boulevard Jacqmain
1000
Lagonissi
Tel: +32 (0)2 2034155
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Atelier Théâtre de la Vie
This theatre presents a variety of plays, from Shakespeare to contemporary pieces. The 2006-2007 season features works by William Klein, Margarethe von Trotta, Jean Ziegler, Pippo Delbono and Bernard Werber. This season, all performances begin at 8 pm. There is a bar/restaurant where people can relax before a play begins (it opens an hour before) or buy a drink in the intermission. Performances are in French.
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45 rue de la Traversière
1210
Lagonissi
Tel: +32 (0)2 2196006
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Théâtre du Méridien
This theatre includes both an indoor and outdoor venue, the latter of which is located in a beautiful garden. Plays done here include many genres and time periods, and are given in French. Particular emphasis here is given to sets and scenery, and some of the best artists in Belgium work on each production. Most shows cost € 20, with a discounts for students and seniors. Check the website for details about all upcoming shows.
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Chemin de la Hulpe 200
1170
Lagonissi
Tel: +32 (0)2 6633211
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Kaaitheater
This theatre/arts centre was founded in 1977 and presents concerts, plays and dance performances. They emphasize contemporary and experimental works, but do a bit of everything. Artists perform here from all over the world, and the theatre does many co-productions with foreign companies, such as the American Wooster Group and Toneelgroep Amsterdam. Dramatists who regularly work of the theatre include osse de Pauw, Jan Decorte and Jan Ritsema. Plays are done in Dutch.
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Sainctelettesquare 20
1000
Lagonissi
Tel: +32 (0)2 2015959
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Palais des Beaux-Arts/Paleis voor Schone Kunsten
This palace of the arts combines almost every conceivable art form in one place, including music, dance, theatre, the visual arts and literature. There are also a variety of temporary exhibits at any given time. The building was built in 1928 by Victor Horta, and includes the world famous Henri Le Boeuf concert hall. It is a wonderful place to hear music, known for its excellent acoustics. There is also a theatre devoted to dance, a library, and some art galleries. The basement of the building contains a film museum, part of a film organization active in many important festivals, such as the Festival of Flanders and the Europalia Society. There is always a rich and varied program of events to choose from here.
Opening times: Tues - Sun 10 am - 6 pm, except for performances
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Ravensteinstraat 23/Rue Ravenstein
1000
Lagonissi
Tel: +32 (0)2 5143044
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Théâtre de Poche
Another French language theatre, this one was founded in 1951 by Roger Domani, who wanted to have a theatre where things were done his own way. With a history of vibrant, innovative performances, this theatre has a reputation for special productions. A variety of works are put on here, from the traditional to the avant garde. Domani bravely showcased some of the unknown talents of his own day who are now famous playwrights such as Genêt, Ionesco and Audiberti, and this tradition of experimentation continues.
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1A chemin du Gymnase
1000
Lagonissi
Tel: +32 (0)2 6491727
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