ATC: How I Learned to Drive (26 Feb-7 Mar 2026)

How I Learned to Drive by Paula Vogel is sharp, funny, and quietly devastating—in the best possible way. This Pulitzer Prize-winning play pairs laugh-out-loud humor with fearless storytelling, inviting audiences into a coming-of-age story that’s as entertaining as it is resonant. At a time when one in five girls worldwide experiences sexual violence or harassment, Vogel’s play feels urgent without ever becoming heavy-handed. Come for the wit, stay for the insight, and leave reminded of theater’s power to move, challenge, and delight.

​Directed by Carrie Ellwanger

Performing at the Warehouse Studio Theatre in Schaerbeek

Tickets: https://www.billetweb.fr/how-i-learned-to-drive

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Green Parrot: Grease (19-22 Mar 2026)

“We got chills, they’re multiplying!”

Green Parrot Productions is delighted to announce that our next show will be Grease. Performances: 19th – 22nd March 2026 at the W:Halll, Woluwe-St-Pierre.

Stuffed full of deliriously catchy rock’n’roll songs, iconic one-liners and memorable characters, it’s the hit musical, it’s “the one that we want” and you won’t want to miss it!

When: 19th to 22nd March 2026
Where: W:HALLL, Avenue Charles Thielemans 93, 1150 Woluwe-St-Pierre
Book, Music and Lyrics: Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey
Stage Directors and Choreography: Kathy Lemerle and Jenny Clarkson
Music Director: Steven De Mesmaeker
Book, music & lyrics: Jim Jacobs & Warren Casey

It’s 1959 and we’re going back to High School!

For more information see https://www.greenparrot.be/

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ITG: The House of Bernada Alba (24-28 March 2026)

The House of Bernarda Alba by Federico Garcia Lorca, in a new version by Frank McGuinness, is directed by Jane McBride. The play tells the story of the family of Bernada Alba immediately after her husband’s funeral and the estranged relationships she has with her daughters and her maid. There is humour, sadness and tragedy in this exciting play, with an all women cast. 

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ECC: Trash Day / Homunculus (14-25 April 2026)

The English Comedy Club presents two new one-act comedies:

Trash Day – Written and Directed by Aravind Dhakshinamoorthy

A strange incident on a quiet night in Brussels on trash day propels three people into frantic moral reasoning about their lives and unresolved failures. What follows is a collision of talk, assumptions, and self-justifications. Sometimes all it takes is a great listener to place the truth, like the trash bags, finally outside. Trash Day (white, yellow and blue) is a dark comedy about guilt, projection, and the chaos we create when no one is willing to shut up.

Homunculus – Written by Santiago Mallan, Directed by Tom Mallan

Art is the best revenge.  It’s their umpteenth breakup, but this time feels different to artist and self-styled sorceress Mimi. The obvious solution? Sculpt an idol of her ex during a thunderstorm, and top it off with the  foulest lovehate potion alchemy can brew! An “impish word-drunk play” giving “big laughs and sharp plot turns with confidence” (Rob Weinert-Kendt, American Theatre Magazine), Homunculus is a classic farce in modern verse, a romance for the ages, an explosion of creativity, and a monstrously good time.

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Smoosicals: Glensheen (2-5 May 2026)

On 27 June 1977 the city of Duluth was shaken by the murder of a Minnesota heiress – a crime that disturbed the quiet night-time shores of Lake Superior. But whodunnit and why?

Glensheen is a dark musical comedy collaboration between renowned American playwright Jeffrey Hatcher and Minnesota composer Chan Poling. Featuring a live band, this show’s humorous and powerful songs are vividly brought to life for its European Première.

Performances: 2, 3 & 5 May 2026 at the Théâtre Comédie Claude Volter
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