Armour

Armour researches manhood and searches new means of change and all the ways of showing love. They question the violence of manhood, and they interchange it with vulnerability and openness. They build relationships build on trust and intimacy with strong physical language. Their bodies appear as timeless figures, showing a confronting picture, but also leaving place for tenderness and self-irony.

Abour Heart Core

Heart Core is based in Brussels, they explore intimate relationships, love and emancipation. Their projects combine circus, dance and performance and physical touch is always a central point in their work. Through their performances and research, they open meeting spaces that invite trust and devotion of others to transform their self-evaluation.

• Triggerwarning: These three acrobats show an intimate relationship, which might sometimes be awkward. Going to this show means that you are open to witness and enjoy this awkwardness.

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This performance is part of Man man man.
A program about masculinity in all its forms.

Boys, men, fathers, and sons are at a turning point. Traditional images of masculinity are being challenged, while new forms of masculinity are still evolving. In this program, we explore questions and answers to collectively arrive at a healthy, inclusive, and free way of being a man.

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play Arno Ferrera, Gilles Polet and Jean-Daniel Broussé concept Arno Ferrera and Gilles Polet