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From the jury
“Tshimundu brings the tension and tedium of bureaucracy to life through intense scenes, moving dialogue, and direct audience interaction. The audience is touched by the familiarity of the experience and the vulnerable strength with which Tshimundu tells his story. A performance with modest means but powerful impact.”

Bruxelles, I Will Make You Mine is a solo theatre piece that paints a portrait of African migrants who are “legal,” yet find themselves entangled in the complexities of the Belgian bureaucracy. The play is set in the town hall (Commune) and offers an intimate glimpse into the invisible burdens these residents carry: their frustrations, their hopes, and their daily struggles.

In the Commune, administrative procedures serve as a glass wall. Offering only a fleeting glimpse of these immigrants’ identities, without ever truly understanding them.

This performance delves into the stories behind the paperwork: questions of identity, the path toward Belgian citizenship, and above all, the reason why we love Brussels – this city of migrants.

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The doors will open 30 minutes before and there will be a queue at the door before you can enter…

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