Le Théâtre Les Tanneurs

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Originally, number 75 was part of a set which extended from number 74 to 76 and which was a mansion of neo-classic style. Number 75 was bought by the City of Brussels in 1981 to rehouse the Workshop Sainte-Anne. In 1984, the associaton Vrais Amis du Théâtre purchased numbers 77 and 77as an administrative premises and a restaurant.

In 1998, the building was renewed and welcomed the Théâtre les Tanneurs. All the buildings were given in long lease to the French Community in 2004 to give full coherence to this magnificent project.

The Théâtre Les Tanneurs and the City of Brussels

The triangle constituted by the Brigittines, Recyclart and les Tanneurs is an important tool of the City for arts and cultural activities. The Théâtre les Tanneurs considers the situation of the district of the Marolles as an opportunity for that purpose. It offers to the artists a space of freedom by accompanying them in their creative route. This former industrial place with a gallery and reception hall are assets to offer a simple and warm reception.

Since 2003, the Théâtre Les Tanneurs tries hard to schedule a mix of professional and amateur artists every new season.

ON THE AGENDA : Theatre. Kayak

ON THE AGENDA : Theatre. Food Story

ON THE AGENDA : Theatre. Grisélidis

ON THE AGENDA : Theatre. La Estupidez