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Our Outsider was a guest at the theatre festivals TAZ (BE) and Cultura Nova (NL) this summer, where his monologue was enjoyed by audience and press alike. On 21 and 28 September, there are public performances of Outsider at Cultuurcentrum De Spil in Roeselare (BE) and at C-mine in Genk (BE). Come and make up your own mind about Ted and his ideals.
"The performance is compelling and makes you think. About the fate of Ted (Kaczynski), about his radicalisation, and certainly about his prophecies. What has already come true? What is our destiny? And shouldn't we confront it?"
Theaterkrant about Outsider
With the seaweeds and algae in full bloom, the briny food performance SEA MEAL can start travelling again. We are getting ready for the first part of the tour and invite you to come and sample seaweeds in Amsterdam [LAST TICKETS], Brussels [SOLD OUT], Bornem, Sint-Niklaas, Heusden-Zolder, Tongeren and Ostend.
The second part of the tour will run from March to May 2024 in Belgium, the Netherlands and France. Click here for all tour dates.
Twelve-year-old Ayoub is supposed to help his father slaughter a sheep. But Ayoub can’t stand lamb and he can’t stand his father either. On 17 September, The Sheep can be seen twice at BRUIST!, the children's theatre festival of which Laika, among others, is a committed partner. Afterwards, this light-hearted and musical show will go on tour.
Der Koch und der halbe Soldat 10+PREMIERE
In 2024, Belgium and the Netherlands will be the joint guest country at Germany’s major book fair, the Leipziger Buchmesse. At the request of the Dresden-based Theater Junge Generation, which finds stimulation in Laika’s sensory work, we are making a stage adaptation of two award-winning books by the Dutch author Benny Lindelauf: Tortot, The Cold Fish Who Lost His World and Found His Heart and Whole Stories for Half a Soldier.
Der Koch und der halbe Soldat (The cook and the half soldier) is a compelling story about the friendship between a child soldier and a field cook, set amidst the mud and blood of the battlefield. A timeless fairytale about the futility of war, dished up with a dash of dark humour. Jo Roets is directing the Dresden ensemble in this brand-new collaboration, Peter De Bie will create an immersive sensory experience and Gert Jochems joins as a guest actor. The play will premiere on 11 November 2023 in Dresden (DE).
