The ECC is organising two weeks of youth theatre summer school activities in July 2023, for children aged between 6 and 16 years old.
Week 1 will run from July 10-14 and Week 2 will run from July 17-20 (only 4 days because of the Belgian National Day on July 21st).
There are certainly mistakes in the names – taken from all the programmes this season. Feel free to correct in the comments, if you need to!
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Voting has now closed for the 2023-24 Brussels United Theatre Technician Awards (fondly known as the Butties). The votes have been counted and the awards awarded (ably hosted this year by Brian Hartnett and Michelle van der Straaten, pictured). Here is the list of the nominees in each category, with the award winner first and highlighted in bold and underlined. The other nominees appear in alphabetical order.
Our thanks again to Martin Blackwell for once more providing the delightful venue!
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The votes have been counted and the awards awarded (ably hosted this year by Mark Prescott, pictured). Here is the list of the nominees in each category, with the award winner first and highlighted in bold type. The other nominees appear in no particular order.
Our thanks once again to Martin Blackwell for providing the delightful venue!
Continue readingIn March 2025 the ITG plans to present, Stones in his Pockets by Marie Jones and directed by Csaba Bartos
The play is set in Kerry. The main characters are locals, one has lived in the US. We are looking for two men in their 30’s (which means +/- 20-50) who will play more than a dozen characters between them.
Come along and audition. We’d love to meet you. You might well be just who we are looking for.
Tuesday 29th October 20:00
The Warehouse, 73 rue Waelhem (via metal gates), 1030 Schaerbeek
Drop us an email (itg.asbl@gmail.com) if you have any questions or to let us know if you are going to attend this audition.
‘…Or Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive’
by Selina Fillinger – SOLD OUT
The subtitle pretty much sums it up: seven women managing mayhem, controlling chaos, keeping the world spinning on its axis – or ensuring the spin is right while the world looks the other way. Seven fierce, ambitious women working hard and being smart, cleaning up the mess, and living in the President’s shadow, until they find themselves at the epicenter of a frantic attempt to save face for America – and save POTUS from himself.
The play is about a group of women all affiliated in some way with the White House, one of the most powerful nerve centers in the world. But in the words of the author, it is dedicated to “any woman who’s ever found herself the secondary character in a male farce.”
Please note that the play contains profanity and adult subject matter and is therefore not suitable for children under the age of 16.
We will celebrate the end of the season together. Voting for the annual Butties will open in the last week of June.
The annual Brussels Union of Theatre Technicians (BUTT) awards, fondly known as the Butties will be awarded on Sunday, 6 July 2025 (from 15:30). This year we will be hosted by Brian Hartnett at his house in Rhode-Saint-Genese (close to Uccle).
The results will be posted here at 18:00.
Join us for a Friday night favourite! PYP lives on, bringing our community together for the love of theatre in a casual, social and entertaining evening.
For the community, by the community.
PYP evenings take place in the Studio. Performances start at 8pm, but the fun (bar) starts from 7:15 pm.
For more information, see https://www.playyourpartbrussels.com/
The ITG is hosting The Deadhouse, a professional production, for one night at the Warehouse Studio
This one-man show, by an actor with an “imposing presence” in an “engaging performance” delivered with “precision and grace”. First seen at the 2023 Dublin theatre festival and now on a European tour. This professional performance is being hosted by the Irish Theatre Group asbl.
The title may appear bleak. Yet this is a humorous and scathing piece which takes a poke at some of the misconceptions which exist between different communities.
Following the success of Glensheen & Little Shop of Horrors, Smoosicals’ next adventure will be producing the iconic rock musical RENT! A vibrant depiction of life, love, and creativity in 1990s New York in the grip of the AIDS crisis, the show explores what it means to live your artistic dreams and be true to yourself and your community. Hilarious and heartbreaking by turns, RENT is also an incredible musical journey – and we are looking for performers who are ready to join us in taking on this amazing show.
Audition form:https://forms.gle/3TYiM8RjMG9UdVDg9
Info:www.smoosicals.be
Audition dates: 31 October 2026 (main) & 7 November 2026 (callbacks)
Show dates: 5-9 May 2027
Post expires on Monday May 10th, 2027