PIRATE PRODUCTIONS
NWTC is organising
Auditions for Every Brilliant Thing
Location: In Luxembourg City. Candidates will be given the address when they register with the committee of their interest to audition (committee@nwtc.lu)
Date & Time: Wednesday 4th February at 19:00
Performance dates: Between 4th - 10th May - yet to be confirmed
This one-person show is a comedic exploration on the theme of depression in a family context. Running time 70-85 minutes.
We are looking to cast up to three actors with no gender restrictions but must be at least 18 years of age. There is no need to prepare anything ahead of the audition but all candidates must have a good command of English and be available for 1-2 rehearsals per week.
The subject matter must resonate with each prospective candidate and they must be prepared to work in a collaborative, creative approach and be comfortable using improvisation techniques. The three actors would work on the same play - each with a different director where each actor/director team would then perform once or twice during the performance run in May.
This is an exciting opportunity to work on a truly moving and quite extraordinary piece.
Interested in auditioning? Please contact the committee (committee@nwtc.lu) before Saturday 31st January
Need more information? Please contact the committee (committee@nwtc.lu)
Every Brilliant Thing currently enjoys great acclaim in London's West End. It tells the story of a child who decides to make a list of everything that gives meaning to life in the hope that it will help their mother fight depression. Fate hits but time moves on and the list grows and grows as they progressively learn about themselves and about life. It is a poignant, moving and funny play that explores the sacrifices we are willing to make for those we love. The writers of this play have created a beautiful blend of sincerity and humour that cleverly foster feelings of belonging and the removal of unhelpful taboos.
For more information about the play please click here
LEAPA presents
Raft of Loons concert - Songs of Land & Sea
Tickets (including 1 drink) - Adults: €15 (LEAPA Members: €12)
Reservations - info@leapa.eu
Deadline: Friday 31st January 2026
An evening of folk songs, old and new, some sad, some silly, about life on land and sea. Songs are from England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Plenty to join in and sing along.
This is a charity concert where the proceed will go to Tukwantaniise asbl, supporting a school in Uganda.
For more information please click here
Waldbëlleger Musek presents
Gala Concert
A Night at the Musicals
Tickets - Adults: €15, Children: Free
Reservations: Only available on the night at the door
Experience an unforgettable evening with the Harmonie Municipale Waldbillig. Enjoy spectacular instrumental medleys from the world's most famous musicals, brought to life by the orchestra alongside baritone Ignacio Gonzalez and mezzo-soprano Sabine Goerdert-Breil. Look forward to breathtaking highlights from The Phantom of the Opera, Wicked, Les Misérables and many more beloved productions.
Kinepolis presents
Opera Paris - A Masked Ball
Tickets: €20.45 to €28.65
Reservations: Click here to make a reservation
Running time: 3h
LEAPA is organising
LEAPA AGM & Dinner
Tickets - The AGM is free. The dinner is at own cost but water and a welcome drink are offered by LEAPA
Reservations - info@leapa.eu
Deadline - Sun 22nd February
The AGM will start at 18:30 and be held at Foyer European, 10 rue Heinrich Heine, L-1720 Luxembourg
The dinner will start at 19:30 and be held at the Aayam Restaurant, 39 rue St. Zither, L-2673 Luxembourg
FEST is holding
Festival of English-Language
School Theatre (5th Edition)
Dates:
- Friday 27th February 19:00-21:00
- Saturday 28th February 14:00-17:30
- Saturday 28th February 19:00-22:00
Tickets - Adults: €10 per production; Students: €6 per production
Reservations - Please click here
Running order
Friday 27th February - Evening Session
- 19:00 - Chaos performed by International School of Luxembourg
- 20:05 - Help Desk performed by Lycée Michel Rodange
Saturday 28th February - Afternoon session
- 14:00 - The Tiger's Bones performed by Lycée Michel Lucius
- 15:05 - The Last Reserve performed by Lycée Vauban
- 16:10 - Of Men And Beasts performed by Lënster Lycée International School
Saturday 28th February - Evening Session
- 19:00 - Kissed the Girls And Made Them Cry performed by European School Mamer
- 20:05 - The Day The Internet Died performed by St. George's International School
- 21:10 - A Human Write performed by European School Kirchberg
With English becoming ever more important as the language of communication and business in the modern world, the need for children to use the language is now essential. Several secondary schools around the Grand-Duchy have in recent years augmented their normal English classes with English theatre options or extra-curricular activities, giving students a chance to improve their language abilities by using it practically on the stage.
This Festival gives secondary schools from all over Luxembourg the chance to perform short one-act theatre pieces in English to the general public over the course of a weekend and is an opportunity to see some of the talented young actors currently performing in English theatre school groups and classes.
For more information please click here
Voices International presents
Letz Sing with Pop, Rock and Indie Hits
Tickets - Adults: €15, €25, €35
Reservations - Please click here
LEAPA presents
Sultry Concert
Tickets - €15 (€10 for LEAPA Members)
Reservations - info@leapa.eu (Places are limited so please book early to avoid disappointment)
Deadline - Wednesday 6th March, 2026
Sultry is a dynamic a cappella jazz / pop / rock group founded in 2017. Based in Luxembourg, the group is composed of singers from various countries and cultures who are all passionate about singing. Sultry uses their voices to create an intense atmosphere ranging from sentimental and exuberant to comical. Bringing back the cool elegance of Ella Fitzgerald, the rhythm of Stevie Wonder, Queen and Bruno Mars and the fun of Disney movies, Sultry's versatility has something to suit any musical taste.
Kinepolis presents
Paris Opéra Ballet - Le Parc
Tickets: €17.95 to €26.15
Reservations: Click here to make a reservation
Running time: 1h 45m
Le Parc is a 1994 ballet by Angelin Preljocaj for the Paris Opera Ballet, exploring the themes of love, desire, and restraint within a stylized 17th and 18th-century European court setting, inspired by classical literature and ballet traditions. The ballet depicts the evolving dynamics of courtship, seduction and eventual abandon between a couple, set in a formal garden where the strict rules of etiquette are eventually challenged by intense passion, leading to a climatic, yet still somewhat ambiguous, final embrace.
NWTC Youth Theatre presents
Not So Grimm
Reservations - nwtc.lu or at the door
A journey through the tales of the Brothers Grimm
Kinepolis presents
Met Opera - Tristan und Isolde
Live performance: Saturday 21st March at Utopia, Kinepolis Kirchberg & Kinepolis Belval
Time: 19:00
Tickets: €31.45 to €39.65
Reservations: Click here to make reservations for the live performance
Running time: 5h 15m
Repeat performance: Monday 30th March at Utopia
Time: 18:00
Tickets: €20.45 to €28.65
Reservations: Click here to make reservations for the repeat performance
Tristan und Isolde tells the tragic tale of Tristan, an Irish princess Isolde's escort to marry his uncle, King Marko of Cornwall. Isolde's maid, Brangäne, inadvertently substitutes a love potion for the poison Isolde intended for herself and Tristan. This unbreakable bond leads to a secret, passionate affair, but the lovers are eventually discovered by a jealous courtier. Tristan is mortally wounded, and Isolde follows him in death in a dramatic final union of love and death known as the "Liebestod"
Theatre National de Luxembourg (TNL) presents
Where Are We Now
Tickets: €30
Reservations: Click here to make an online reservation 47 08 95 1
- Where are we now?
- Where are we now?
- The moment you know
- You know you know
Syen Ratzke dives into the universe of legendary David Bowie and gives his very own unique musical take on it. In between he takes you on a touching and often hilarious journey with his stories. Where are we now was performed with great success in New York, Amsterdam, Berlin, Hamburg, Zurich, Melbourne and many other cities around the world.
Opera Nationale de Paris presents
Tosca
Tickets: €20.45 to €28.65
Reservations: Click here to make a reservation
Running time: 2h
Tosca is a tragic Italian opera set in 1800s Rome, where the famous singer Floria Tosca, her lover, the painter Mario Cavaradossi, and the villainous Police Chief Baron Scarpia become entangled in a deadly political and romantic drama. Cavaradossi is arrested for helping an escaped political prisoner, and Scarpia offers Tosca a horrifying deal: her body in exchange for her lover's life. Tosca stabs Scarpia in a desperate act of self-defense, only to discover that Scarpia's deception has led to Cavaradossi's real execution. Devastated, Tosca flees and leaps to her death from the Castel Sant'Angelo.
Kinepolis presents
Met Opera - Eugene Onegin
Live performance: Saturday 2nd May at Utopia, Kinepolis Kirchberg & Kinepolis Belval
Time: 19:00
Tickets: €31.45 to €39.65
Reservations: Click here to make reservations for the live performance
Running time: 4h 5m
Repeat performance: Monday 11th May at Utopia
Time: 18:00
Tickets: €20.45 to €28.65
Reservations: Click here to make reservations for the repeat performance
FEATS presents
FEATS 2026 organised by AATG
in The Hague, Netherlands
Tickets - €30 per day - includes Main Stage production + the Fringe
€100 for a season ticket covering the whole weekend
Reservations - Please click here
FEATS is an annual English-language One-Act play competition staged across 4 days. Amateur teams from across Europe perform short plays (roughly 35-50 minutes long). A Guild of Drama adjudicator is on hand to assess each performance. Ticket holders can also enjoy a non-competitive Fringe program. The festival is located in a different European city each year - The Hague-based theatre association, the AATG, are proud hosts in 2026, and are thrilled to be partnering with Theater Diligentia and Theater PePijn for Fringe events.
Kinepolis presents
Met Opera -
El Último Suēno de Frida y Diego
Live performance: Saturday 30th May at Utopia, Kinepolis Kirchberg & Kinepolis Belval
Time: 19:00
Tickets: €31.45 to €39.65
Reservations: Click here to make reservations for the live performance
Running time: 2h 50m
Repeat performance: Monday 8th June at Utopia
Time: 18:00
Tickets: €20.45 to €28.65
Reservations: Click here to make reservations for the repeat performance
Theatre National du Luxembourg (TNL) presents
Disappear Here
Performed on:
- Wed 3rd June at 19:30
- Sat 6th June at 19:30
- Wed 17th June at 19:30
- Fri 19th June at 19:30
- Sat 20th June at 19:30
Tickets: Prices to be announced
Reservations: Click here to make an online reservation 47 08 95 1
You're entering a zone of fading. A moment. A drug. The last bulb flickering. The others gave up long ago. Everything disappears. Everyone disappears. Slowly. Gradually. Fragment by fragment.
Following up on last season's acclaimed performance on paranoia High Over, Max Blow is about to craft another riveting, hilariously disturbing collage of texts, songs and magic moments for TNL.
Grand Theatre presents
COCK
Tickets - Adults: €20, €15, €8; Students: €8
Reservations - Click here tickets@lestheatres.lu 47 96 39 01
Duration - 1h 40 (No interval)
After a highly successful run in 2024, Mike Bartlett’s Cock returns to the Théâtres de la Ville for another gripping encounter, dissecting love, identity, and the complexities of human desire with biting humour and raw emotion.
In the heart of London, John’s seemingly stable life with his boyfriend splinters when he suggests a break and unexpectedly falls for a woman. What follows is neither a simple love triangle nor a tale of sexual awakening, but rather an explosive examination of identity in a world that offers limitless possibilities yet traps us in the very labels we create. Torn between two lovers and struggling with opposing societal expectations, John’s crisis of choice spirals into a storm of passion, cowardice, and flaky commitment.
Director Anne Simon’s staging strips the theatrical experience to its essence. On Anouk Schiltz’s bare, tilting stage that physically embodies the shifting power dynamics and John’s indecisiveness, Bartlett’s razor-sharp, darkly comical dialogue flies like daggers in this emotional cockfight, culminating in a dramatic dinner party where personal, generational and societal expectations collide.
The Olivier Award-winning play crackles with wit and contemporary resonance and at a time when identity has never been more fluid, nor more fiercely contested, Bartlett’s masterpiece feels more vital than ever.
This production is part of a special programme in collaboration with Rosa Lëtzebuerg, to mark Luxembourg Pride, celebrating the LGBTQI+ community, diversity and love.