La Montagne magique

This page has been automatically translated from French into English by a translation software. Automatic translations are not as accurate as translations made by professional human translators. Nevertheless these pages can help you understand information published by the City of Brussels.

   

In 1952 the building was acquired by the City of Brussels, which fitted out classrooms there. Inevitably, the building slowly began to degrade and was finally considered too dangerous for the students. In 1972, it closed down. A little time after, a first cultural project was born there.

A drama school opened in the building. Finally, in 1995, the theatre La montagne magique settled down there. Several renovations took place. Since September, 2000, La montagne magique has 3 rooms for shows, spaces for reception, offices, a library and premises for seminars, formations and workshops.

La Montagne magique and the City of Brussels

The artistic training of young people is one of the priorities of the City in culture. La montagne magique tries to awaken this cultural desire within the children. The City of Brussels therefore created in 1995 the association La montagne magique - Theatre of the Young people of the City of Brussels.

The theatre is a permanent centre for theatre performances, animation, training and documentation intended for children and youth. La Montagne magique became an example of arts education to the youth in the French Community. It also addresses teachers for numerous theatrical trainings.

ON THE AGENDA : Youth theatre. Braque à fond!

ON THE AGENDA : Youth theatre. Îlo

ON THE AGENDA : Youth theatre. Noir's

ON THE AGENDA : Youth theatre. Bleue

ON THE AGENDA : Youth theatre. Amour et jambe cassée

ON THE AGENDA : Youth theatre. Sur un lit de fougères

ON THE AGENDA : Youth theatre. La Rose blanche

ON THE AGENDA : Youth theatre. Cabaretje

ON THE AGENDA : Youth theatre. Bramborry