Cozy Bar
Cozy BarQuartier de l'Europe
Step behind the red velvet curtains of this Belle Époque gem, where crystal candelabras glow at curtain call. The Tristan Bernard keeps its bourgeois charm intact while staging sharp contemporary comedies in an intimate, 200-seat room where every seat feels close to the action.
Tips
June 11 at 7pm
Step into the 1930s cabaret world of Germaine Sablon and Joseph Kessel, the couple who co-wrote France's most famous resistance anthem. This elegant show balances romance, song, and history with a live soundtrack that creates a film-like experience without a screen.
June 11 at 9pm
Two scientists from the fictional "GIRAFE" research institute teach you how to win any election in this biting theatrical conference. Through sophisms, euphemisms, and real political examples, they reveal the manipulation techniques behind campaign communication while casting the audience as aspiring candidates. Hilarious, unsettling, and alarmingly relevant: you'll never listen to a politician the same way again.
June 30 at 7pm
Belgian theater week brings a documentary-style show that dissects masculinity in crisis: ancestral virility, dreaded femininity, and the dream of reconciled humanity. Four actors stage urgent questions about gender, genes, and whether misogyny is the mother of all hatreds.
Quartier de l'EuropeOpens Thursday at 11:00 AM
Cozy BarCozy BarStep behind the red velvet curtains of this Belle Époque gem, where crystal candelabras glow at curtain call. The Tristan Bernard keeps its bourgeois charm intact while staging sharp contemporary comedies in an intimate, 200-seat room where every seat feels close to the action.
Tips
June 11 at 7pm
Step into the 1930s cabaret world of Germaine Sablon and Joseph Kessel, the couple who co-wrote France's most famous resistance anthem. This elegant show balances romance, song, and history with a live soundtrack that creates a film-like experience without a screen.
June 11 at 9pm
Two scientists from the fictional "GIRAFE" research institute teach you how to win any election in this biting theatrical conference. Through sophisms, euphemisms, and real political examples, they reveal the manipulation techniques behind campaign communication while casting the audience as aspiring candidates. Hilarious, unsettling, and alarmingly relevant: you'll never listen to a politician the same way again.
June 30 at 7pm
Belgian theater week brings a documentary-style show that dissects masculinity in crisis: ancestral virility, dreaded femininity, and the dream of reconciled humanity. Four actors stage urgent questions about gender, genes, and whether misogyny is the mother of all hatreds.