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A group of people are in a studio space, kneeling with their forearms on the floor. They are all facing the same way with their bottoms pointing diagonally forward. They are in various states of undress, some of them are topless with jeans on, others with a half-unbuttoned top on, others just in underwear or with their trousers and underwear showing part of their bottom. The floor is brick and there is a black cable running round it connecting to some lighting stands that can be seen in the background.

26 - 27 Mar

The Present Is Not Enough

Silvia Calderoni and Ilenia Caleo

Inspired by cruising as a social practice, The Present is Not Enough reimagines the city as a space that can be open, intimate and safe.

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Production Second Trimester's promotional photo featuring Krishna, one hand on chin gazing up longingly, and his mother, looking very cool pulling down her bright red glasses with a questioning look. the Image has white flowers and collage-style red, orange and yellow block colours.

14 - 25 Apr

Second Trimester

Krishna Istha and Geetha Shankar. Directed by Milli Bhatia. Produced by BAC.

Following the critically acclaimed 'First Trimester', this ambitious new show is a cinematic, Bollywood-inspired family saga.

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25 Apr

Monica: A Game for Diasporic Genealogies

Pablo Lilienfeld and Federico Vladimir

A workshop open to those interested in developing experimental dramaturgical tools or in exploring games as methods of artistic research.

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25 Apr - 2 May

Open Research:
How to be Many Mothers?

Kaaitheater and BAC

In an exciting new partnership with Kaaitheater (Brussels), BAC expands the Open Research programme with a curated series of talks, workshops and performances exploring mothering, family, and care beyond the norm.

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25 Apr

Making and Unmaking Family:
Mothering as World-Building

Sophie K. Rosa

In this talk, Sophie K. Rosa explores ideas about mothering, family, and how new ways of living together might be imagined and made.

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28 - 29 Apr

What To Expect
When You're Not Expecting

Louise Ashcroft

Artist Louise Ashcroft revisits her acclaimed autobiographical meltdown about turning 39 and realising she’s forgotten to have children.

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Two shirtless white men with light brown hair are standing together mirroring each other with their back shoulder and heads touching facing forward with eyes closed; their back arm extended backward and the other extended forward both in prayer position with one another. Their faces are painted with exaggerated contour and overlined red lipstick. Behind them are hanging pictures on a black background; biggest image on the left shows a white woman with wavy blonde hair in a yellow swimsuit, face down on the beach with the calm shoreline behind her; above her there is white text that reads ‘your eyes, they strove’. The other smaller images on the right show various abstract image with blue and orange colours.

1 - 2 May

Monica

Pablo Lilienfeld and Federico Vladimir

A striking theatrical tribute to maternal legacy and erased histories. Expect dance, music and a touch of drag and cabaret in this multimedia telenovela.

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2 May

Domestic Anarchism:
Köket (The Kitchen)

Andrea Zavala Folache and Adriano Wilfert Jensen

Is it possible to both abolish the family and do group dancing?

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2 May

Dynamic Families

Louise Ashcroft

In this workshop, Louise Ashcroft brings together elements of her ongoing artistic research into family, kinship, and relational dynamics.

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2 May

CLOWNS - An unfinished mini lecture

Samra Mayanja

A series of unfinished mini-lectures that loosely explore a developing work.

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A woman wearing pink tracksuit bottoms and a crop top is standing facing away from the camera with arms held high and peace signing with her fingers. Behind her, a large screen reads ‘The End Is Coming’ in bold white distorted text on a black background. A large pink teddy bear sits on a chair in the corner.

7 - 16 May

Bloom 2026

Spanning two weekends, Bloom presents five genre-defying productions in a curated programme of cutting-edge performance developed at BAC.

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Two white sticks being puppeteerd by pink string. Blurred in the background are scattered black beads, a strip of light brown fur, and a curious audience in the shadows. Around the image is a blue-green haze, the colours of Bloom festival.

7 - 9 May

Matter Era

Tim Spooner and Terrapin

Part installation, part performance, Matter Era brings a post-human world to life through experimental puppetry and animated objects.

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