Kaaitheater is a home for dance, theater, performance and conversations - firmly rooted in Brussels.
Kaaitheater is a house for dance, theater, performance and conversation – firmly rooted in Brussels. Founded in 1977 as a pioneering institution for living arts, we have grown into a platform for artists from the “Flemish Wave” as well as new generations of Belgian and international choreographers and performers.
Kaaitheater explores new strategies for participation and mediation, to lead new audiences into the multifaceted contemporary living arts. These make room for a broad spectrum of visitors, artists, stories and perspectives, traversing many neighborhoods and locations in and around Brussels.
Between 2022 and 2025, our beloved Sainctelettesquare building will be renovated from the ground up. In 2025, we will move back to our headquarters, with lots of new space. A second hall, an urban balcony and spaces for artists and the public will resonate with the new urban art pole around the canal.
Until then, you can find us at the Kriekelaar in Schaerbeek, where we have our temporary office and also program smaller events. Of course, we will continue to present at Kaaistudios; you can find the rest of our program at the many theaters and partners in and around Brussels, with whom we will collaborate in the coming years.
A festival of popular and political education, citizen emancipation and joyful festipolitical encounters,
the reappropriation of public space,
expression, exchange, dialogue, intercultural encounters,
resistant protest, adventurous dissidence, proposing protest.
From July 3 to 14 and August 21 to September 8, the campsite at Parc St-François will be open with various activities for kids and adults, including cooking workshops, games, concerts, and more.
The neighborhood is in continuous motion. Here's how !
TRACK is an experimental crossroad linking creation, education and performance in Brussels’ North station. An urban lab for research into shared and mixed space usage, new forms of collaboration and a creative economy that is social, circular and financially sustainable.
A former Jardin Botanique transformed into a cultural center in the heart of Brussels, Le Botanique is committed to promoting musical discoveries and the visual arts.
The Maximilien Park Farm is an urban animated farm that has been in existence since 1989.