About us
The Bridge Theatre is a professional English-language theatre company based in Brussels. 🌍✨
We create high-quality productions in English for the city, making world-class theatre accessible to an international and local audience alike.
The Bridge Theatre is more than just a stage. We believe theatre has the power to connect people, spark conversations, and build community. That’s why we also offer workshops, learning opportunities, and cultural activities that invite people of all ages to engage with the performing arts.
Whether you’re a lifelong theatre lover, new to the stage, or simply curious to discover something different in Brussels, The Bridge Theatre is here to welcome you. Come see a show, join a workshop, meet new people, and be part of a creative, inclusive community. 🎭
Upcoming events
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Do My Mouth - Saturday Nights at The Studio
The Bridge Theatre Studio, Chau. de Forest 83, 1060 Saint-Gilles, Belgium, Saint-Gilles, BE🎟️ A paid event - Book tickets here 🎟️
Do my Mouth by Davis Freeman is coming to The Bridge Theatre's Saturday Nights at The Studio.
Do My Mouth is a tragicomic journey through heartbreak and love, loss and growth, hilarity and embarrassment. Davis Freeman exorcises his personal demons in a vulnerable dissection of intimate relationships. Balancing between stand-up bravura and intimate disclosure, Freeman reconsiders his own being as a performer and a man making up the balance of a life (well) lived. The story of an artist, a father, a brother and a lover, unfolding through awkward sexual reminiscences, painful family secrets, and an inward search for… “Joy, Light and Happiness” not just for himself but for us too. (Elke Van Campenhout)
Directed and conceived : Davis Freeman
Performance : Davis & Kaya Freeman📆 Saturday 10 October
🕐 Doors 19:30 | Show 20:00
📍 The Bridge Theatre Studio in Saint Gilles
🎟️ €181 attendee
Copenhagen
La Maison qui Chante, Rue du Viaduc 122, 1050 Ixelles, Belgium, Ixelles, BEThey were friends before the world went to war. One evening left a question history has never answered.
✨ This is a paid event - Book your tickets here! ✨They were friends before the world went to war. Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg once worked closely to unlock the secrets of the atom. Then war placed them on opposite sides. It’s 1941. Heisenberg visits Nazi-occupied Copenhagen to meet his former mentor, Bohr, and wife, Margrethe. What passed between them has never been agreed upon. As the three revisit that fateful evening, memories clash, motives are questioned, and certainty proves elusive.
Starring Eva Fontaine (Amandaland, BBC), Peter Hald (The Bridge, SVT/DR), and Manuel Klein (War Horse, National Theatre), The Bridge Theatre is proud to present Michael Frayn’s multi-award-winning play Copenhagen which returns to one of the greatest mysteries of the Second World War: Why did Heisenberg come?
Copenhagen by Michael Frayn - The Bridge Theatre
Directed and designed by Robert Chevara
15 October - 6 November 2026, Tuesday-Sunday at 19:30 plus Sunday matinee at 14:30
La Maison Qui Chant - Rue du Viaduc 122, Ixelles
Language: English
Tickets: 25€ - 45€
* 11€ tickets are available at the door for students and unemployed individuals, subject to availability. A valid student card or proof of unemployment must be presented.For more information and tickets: https://thebridge.brussels/Copenhagen
1 attendeeCopenhagen
La Maison qui Chante, Rue du Viaduc 122, 1050 Ixelles, Belgium, Ixelles, BEThey were friends before the world went to war. One evening left a question history has never answered.
✨ This is a paid event - Book your tickets here! ✨They were friends before the world went to war. Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg once worked closely to unlock the secrets of the atom. Then war placed them on opposite sides. It’s 1941. Heisenberg visits Nazi-occupied Copenhagen to meet his former mentor, Bohr, and wife, Margrethe. What passed between them has never been agreed upon. As the three revisit that fateful evening, memories clash, motives are questioned, and certainty proves elusive.
Starring Eva Fontaine (Amandaland, BBC), Peter Hald (The Bridge, SVT/DR), and Manuel Klein (War Horse, National Theatre), The Bridge Theatre is proud to present Michael Frayn’s multi-award-winning play Copenhagen which returns to one of the greatest mysteries of the Second World War: Why did Heisenberg come?
Copenhagen by Michael Frayn - The Bridge Theatre
Directed and designed by Robert Chevara
15 October - 6 November 2026, Tuesday-Sunday at 19:30 plus Sunday matinee at 14:30
La Maison Qui Chant - Rue du Viaduc 122, Ixelles
Language: English
Tickets: 25€ - 45€
* 11€ tickets are available at the door for students and unemployed individuals, subject to availability. A valid student card or proof of unemployment must be presented.For more information and tickets: https://thebridge.brussels/Copenhagen
1 attendeeCopenhagen
La Maison qui Chante, Rue du Viaduc 122, 1050 Ixelles, Belgium, Ixelles, BEThey were friends before the world went to war. One evening left a question history has never answered.
✨ This is a paid event - Book your tickets here! ✨They were friends before the world went to war. Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg once worked closely to unlock the secrets of the atom. Then war placed them on opposite sides. It’s 1941. Heisenberg visits Nazi-occupied Copenhagen to meet his former mentor, Bohr, and wife, Margrethe. What passed between them has never been agreed upon. As the three revisit that fateful evening, memories clash, motives are questioned, and certainty proves elusive.
Starring Eva Fontaine (Amandaland, BBC), Peter Hald (The Bridge, SVT/DR), and Manuel Klein (War Horse, National Theatre), The Bridge Theatre is proud to present Michael Frayn’s multi-award-winning play Copenhagen which returns to one of the greatest mysteries of the Second World War: Why did Heisenberg come?
Copenhagen by Michael Frayn - The Bridge Theatre
Directed and designed by Robert Chevara
15 October - 6 November 2026, Tuesday-Sunday at 19:30 plus Sunday matinee at 14:30
La Maison Qui Chant - Rue du Viaduc 122, Ixelles
Language: English
Tickets: 25€ - 45€
* 11€ tickets are available at the door for students and unemployed individuals, subject to availability. A valid student card or proof of unemployment must be presented.For more information and tickets: https://thebridge.brussels/Copenhagen
1 attendee
Past events
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