Nadar Ensemble

In 'What You See Is (Not) What You Get' - WYSI(N)WYG - the Nadar Ensemble once again goes beyond the bounds and takes over the whole theatrical space on the stage.
In 'Mirror Box Extensions' (the medical technology that combats phantom pain suffered by patients who have lost limbs), Stefan Prins continues his exploration of the integration of man and technology. The hybrid body becomes a hyper-body that moves unnoticed from a physical to a virtual reality.
In 'Bluff', the composer and video film-maker Michael Beil and director Thierry Bruehl unveil the actions of the musicians onstage in sound and image, live and recorded. 'Bluff' presents a theatre of everyday (self-) deception, or bluffing. The musicians become curiosities, imprisoned in a chess game with live pawns.