Inaugurated in its current form in 2004, the Théâtre National Wallonie‑Bruxelles is the flagship stage of Belgium’s French‑speaking community, located on Boulevard Émile Jacqmain in central Brussels. Its striking contemporary architecture houses three adaptable performance spaces, from the grand main auditorium to the intimate Jacques Huisman hall and a versatile studio, all equipped with cutting‑edge technology. The theatre’s programme spans theatre, dance, and multidisciplinary works, with a strong focus on collaboration between artists, cultural institutions, and the public. Committed to artistic excellence, critical thinking, and accessibility, it serves as both a creative hub and a civic space, hosting everything from avant‑garde premieres to major cultural events, including the Magritte Awards, while remaining deeply connected to the city’s vibrant cultural life.
Brussels BelgiumThéâtre National Wallonie-Bruxelles is located at 111–115 Boulevard Émile Jacqmain, right in the historic heart of Brussels. Its contemporary, light-filled building stands out within walking distance of several city highlights. The theatre is surrounded by cultural and commercial landmarks such as Place de Brouckère, the iconic Boulevard Anspach, and the Bourse district. Nearby, you’ll find vibrant public squares, shopping districts, the mesmerising Grand Place, the De Brouckère and Rogier metro stations, and a host of restaurants, bars, and hotels. The area is also well-served by public transport and has convenient parking options. This central location offers both locals and visitors immediate access to the cultural energy and urban life that define Brussels.