Respire
Geneviève Damas
- Creation
- Theater
In this one-woman show, Geneviève Damas delves into the question of money—or rather, the ability to spend it. Based on her own family history, the actress investigates her truth and seeks to understand how a simple daily incapacity reflects the marks that History leaves on human destinies.
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Thu12 Mar. 26 19:15Buy tickets
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Fri13 Mar. 26 20:30Buy tickets
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Sat14 Mar. 26 19:15Buy tickets
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Tue17 Mar. 26 20:30Buy tickets
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Sat21 Mar. 26 19:15Buy tickets
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Tue24 Mar. 26 14:30Buy tickets
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Tue24 Mar. 26 19:00Buy tickets
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Wed25 Mar. 26 19:00Buy tickets
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Thu26 Mar. 26 19:00Buy tickets
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Fri27 Mar. 26 19:00Buy tickets
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Sat28 Mar. 26 19:00Buy tickets
The performances on Tuesday 24 March at the Résidence Sainte-Gertrude are co-presented with the Théâtre National Wallonie-Bruxelles.
Evening composed with
© Philippe Damas / Georgia Collard
Petite salle
From 16 years old
Tuesday 24.03: off-site performances at 2.30pm and 7pm at the Sainte-Gertrude residence (rue des Capucins 23A, 1000 Brussels). Co-presented with Théâtre National Wallonie-Bruxelles.
Text and performance Geneviève Damas
Outside view Vincent Hennebicq
Musical creation Fabian Fiorini
Light creation Jérôme Dejean
Technical management Mathieu Bastyns
Support Mathilde Audoynaud
Sound creation Antoinette Collard
Costume Émilie Jonet
Executive production management Julie-Anaïs Rose
Diffusion Amelie Hayoz
Communication Nina Dherte
Mediation Olivia Goffin and Sandrine Bonjean
A show by Compagnie Albertine, in coproduction with Théâtre Les Tanneurs, Le Vilar, La Coop asbl and Shelter Prod | A delegated production by Théâtre Les Tanneurs | With the help of Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles, Service du Théâtre | With the support of Taxshelter.be, ING and Tax Shelter du gouvernement fédéral belge | Geneviève Damas is associated artist at Théâtre Les Tanneurs.
Le Vilar (Louvain-la-Neuve) : 12 May to 6 June 2026
From 10 to 21 March, the show is accessible to people with reduced mobility.
The performances on Tuesday 24 March at the Résidence Sainte-Gertrude are accessible to people with reduced mobility.
Access to the small auditorium will be via the rear of the theatre for the performances on 25, 26, 27 and 28 March. These performances are not accessible to people with reduced mobility due to the numerous steps required to access the small auditorium.
One scene in the show addresses the issue of end-of-life care.
