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Agnes Quackels
artistic coordination

Barbara Van Lindt
artistic coordination

Maria Dogahe
programmer

Charlotte Dhont
production & artistic administration

Christian Hansen
stage technician

Erika Evbuomwan
production

Frank Vandezande
stage technician

Geni Diez
stage technician

Godfried Verschaffel
deputy technical coordination

Jan Van Gijsel
coordination technique, production & planning

Olga Rutayisire
production & planning

Louise Crabbe
stage technician

Nelson Polfliet
production

Ruben Wolfs
stage technician

Ana Rappe
reception

Dagmar Dirkx
communication & publications

David Pierre
reception

Fatima-Zohra Ait El Maâti
communication & mediation – city curation

Geertje Terlaeken
ticketing

Ines Fransen
audience development

Jessica Gysel
coordination team public & communication

Jonas Maes
digital communication & partnerships

Lars Michiels
ticketing & communication

Lus Baleci
reception

Mara Ittel 
digital & social content creator 

Margot Timmermans
front of house

SERENAI — Sarah Vermeulen (NL/EN/DE)
sarah-claire@serenai.eu
+32 474 85 36 37

NAKAMI — Hortense de Valroger (FR)
hortense@nakami.be
‭+32 472 19 01 83‬

NAKAMI — Laurence Morel (as from August)
laurence@nakami.be
‭+32 473 68 32 38‬

Miriam Rottiers
bookkeeping

Nadia El-Boubsi
human resources

Valerie Vernimme
coordination finance & support

William Vanhassel
office management

Ann Bollen
coordination infrastructure & building management

Fatima Raklih
maintenance manager

Gus De Winter
maintenance

Mohamed Abbas
maintenance

Oumou Diallo
maintenance

Patrick Lauwers
technical maintenance

Serpil Akgün
maintenance

Ugur Ayhan
administration infrastructure & building management

Jonas Maes
coordination ICT

Agnes Quackels
general coordination

Barbara Van Lindt
general coordination

Valerie Vernimme
financial coordination

An-Marie Lambrechts
administrator

Bart Claes
secretary

Gert Nys
governor commissioner

Greet Claes
governor commissioner

Kim De Weerdt
administrator

Laura Mwanambuka
administrator

Liesbeth De Ridder
administrator

Marc Fauconnier
administrator

Marleen Wynants
administrator

Margot Luyckfasseel
administrator

Peter De Jonge
chairman of executive committee

Philippe Madry
administrator

Romanie Peters
president

Shanice Wanjiku
administrator

Thibaut Princen
administrator

Dirk Reynders
Herman Croux
Mia Vaerman
Pascal Dormal
Tine Declerck
members

Jobs

We are looking for a bookkeeper who speaks Dutch. More info here.

Kaaitheater is looking for a ticketing employee who speaks Dutch. More info.

Free applications can be sent to job@kaaitheater.be.

About Kaaitheater

Kaaitheater is a house for dance, theatre, performance and conversations – firmly anchored in Brussels.

Founded in 1977 as a pioneering institution for the living arts, we grow into a platform for both artists from the ‘Flemish Wave’ as well as new generations of Belgian and international choreographers and performers.

Driven by the question How To Be Many?  Kaaitheater explores new strategies for participation and mediation, in order to guide new audiences into the multifaceted contemporary living arts. These make room for a broad spectrum of visitors, artists, stories and perspectives, and cross many neighbourhoods and locations in and around Brussels.

Between 2022 and 2025 our cherished building at Sainctelettesquare is being renovated from the bottom up. In 2025 we’ll move back into our headquarters, with ample of new space. A second room, a city balcony and spaces for artists and public will resonate with the new urban artpool around the canal.

Until then you can find us at de Kriekelaar in Schaerbeek, where we have our temporary office and also programme smaller events. Of course we keep presenting at Kaaistudios; the rest of our programme you can find at the many theatres and partners in and around Brussels, with whom we collaborate the coming years.

How to be many?

Under the motto How to Be Many? we make space for a broad spectrum of visitors, artists, stories and perspectives, so we can learn to better reflect the city's many voices.  

How to be Many on Earth? How to meet in Many languages? How to be Many in the future? How to love in Many ways? How to connect across generations? How to be Many in the City? 

These are questions that run like a thread through our programming and try to point out what is a stake.