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Jack Gleadow + guest

Comedy UFO Jack Gleadow is back in Brussels! Jack is a rising star in the world of comedy, known for his energetic and quirky performances that feature a mix of physical comedy, witty storytelling, and audience interaction.

Phil Nichol - Aren't we lucky ?

Phil Nichol is back in Brussels. Don't miss this opportunity to see a one-of-a-kind performer, and absolute must see! Aren’t We Lucky?Yes. Stop. Take a breath. Smile as you breathe out. Find calm. Then start again. We live in an angry world. There are a lot of problems. Change is crucial. Start with yourself and realise- you are lucky! Aren’t we lucky.

John Hastings - Comedian John

Over the last 17 years John Hastings has appeared at every major comedy festival in the world including Edinburgh, Melbourne and Just for Laughs Montreal. He has told jokes on BBC Radio 4, BBC 1, BBC 3, Comedy Central, CTV Australian Comedy Channel, and CBC The Comedy Network. He is also the COCA Comedian of the Year, a Martin Sims Award Nominee, an Amused Moose Comedy Award winner, and was briefly a viral sensation after Dennis Rodman heckled him in Los Angeles.Oh did he perform on AGT and get a standing ovation from the judges with no real audience. YES!

Pieces of a Man

A father. A son. Some baggage.
a comic one-man show David’s father was a Libyan Jew who survived the Nazi concentration camps as a child. Larger than life, he went on through business boom and bust, casinos and shady deals, a bomb attack, and more – hauling his loved ones on his wild rollercoaster of a life. A show about the healing power of storytelling – with jokes – Pieces of a Man was hailed by Belgium's top theatre critic Wouter Hillaert as “a masterclass".

Iconic contemporary art museum Mima to close

After nine years “filled with creativity and thousands of visitors”, Molenbeek’s flagship museum, Mima (Millennium Iconoclast Museum of Art), will have to shut, the museum announced in a statement. The museum will close its doors on 5 January 2025, at the end of the current exhibition "Multitude"...

Molenbeek school closed due to rats and cockroaches

A primary school in Molenbeek has been closed until further notice due to an infestation of cockroaches and rats. Municipal primary school n°9 in Molenbeek did not open on Monday due to the infestation, Bruzz reports, with parents and teachers having long complained about deplorable conditions. One...

Africa Museum protestors call for return of looted art

A group of activists from the Debt 4 Climate movement, together with other collectives, organised a surprise protest action at the Royal Museum for Central Africa in Tervuren on Saturday. The activists aimed to draw attention to the museum's collection of stolen artefacts related to Belgium's...

Toy Museum Mechelen reopens in new train station location with more interactive exhibits

Not only does Mechelen’s toy museum have a new home in the city’s central train station, it has also undergone a revamp. Already boasting one of the largest toy collections in Europe, the museum invites children, as well as adults keen to explore their inner child, to try out its vast range of...

Municipal elections: MR and PS celebrate wins in Brussels while Greens lose out

Belgian centre-right party Mouvement Réformateur (MR) followed on from its success in June's regional elections with several key wins in Brussels' municipal elections on Sunday, largely at the expense of green party Ecolo/Groen. Results from yesterday's poll show a dominant MR in many of the...

Municipal elections: Belgian political system too complex and problematic, study concludes

Belgium has not only six governments - five regional and one federal - throughout Brussels, Wallonia, Flanders and its small German-speaking region, but also a staggering 31,806 politicians and employees sustaining its offices and cabinets. That is a key message of a study on Belgian politics...

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