Guy Cassiers directed “Triptiek van de macht”, a trilogy where he focuses on the complex relationship between art, politics and power. Tom Lanoye wrote the third part called “Atropa. Revenge of Peace.”
Category: theatre
Blogmas 29: Shakespeare on stage
Are you counting down to the New Year yet? I’m not such a New Year’s person. I prefer cozy Christmas … More
Storytelling: music meets Shakespeare
Last year, back in May 2018, I went to a Shakespeare-themed concert by the Alumni Orchestra of Leuven University. It … More
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child on Broadway
So, as we all know, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child has been running in London continuously since its premiere … More
Shakespearian weekend
I like to read and I like to travel. I take books with me on every holiday, and when I … More
The Cursed Child – John Tiffany & Jack Thorne
I just finished reading The Cursed Child, the newest addition in the Harry Potter family. It’s actually not a book, … More
Twelfth Night – William Shakespeare
Twelfth Night is one of my all-time favourite Shakespeare plays. It’s full title is actually Twelfth Night, or What You … More
The Canterbury Tales – Geoffrey Chaucer
The Canterbury Tales were published in 1387, and the first known book edition that bundles them all dates back to … More
Shakespeare’s 400th anniversary
This past weekend, Saturday April 23rd, was the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death. William Shakespeare, the Bard of Avon, was … More