Six girls at Sering, directed by Tania Poppe, worked a few months to make a theatre play. Most of the texts they wrote themselves.

The actors of the play one day all get a mysterious letter in their postbox. In these letters are recognisable phrases, laden with meaning, but that put more questions than they answer. Until the mystery solves itself... in the very last fable.

Youngsters from Antwerp philosophise about themes close to their hearts: absolute love, eternal fidelity, blood brotherhood till death, friendship for life... for as long as it lasts.

In our jubilee year we worked round one central theme: ‘Migration as a necessity for the evolution of mankind’.

Our youngest players, children between 5 and 11 years old from the neighbourhood, also took part in this. They developed a kind of quest inspired by the question: ‘What came first, the hen or the egg?’ After two months of intensive work during the summer holiday, they produced a very imaginative presentation moment at the end of August.