Karel Vanhaesebrouck

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Karel Vanhaesebrouck is a professor and chair of theatre studies at the Université Libre de Bruxelles, where he teaches courses in the MA program “Arts du spectacle vivant”. He acts as a director of the THEA Research Group, a cross-institutional research group facilitating artistic and scientific research within the broad fields of theatre and performance. Vanhaesebrouck also works as a theory lecturer at the Brussel-based film and theatre school RITCS (www.ritcs.be), the Royal Institute of Theatre, Cinema and Sound of the Erasmus University College, where he directs the theatre department and where he teaches courses in theatre history and cultural history. He is also a guest professor of theatre history at ESACT Liège. He occasionally works as a dramaturge for Theater Antigone (Tribuna(a)l, RISK) and Abattoir Fermé (Colossus). Karel Vanhaesebrouck is a member of the “Jonge Academie” (2015-2020).

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Posted by Karel Vanhaesebrouck | 14th Oct 2017 | Belgium, Playwriting, Transcultural Collaborations

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