WorkSpaceBrussels is supported by the Flemish Community Commission for Brussels. [website]

WorkSpaceBrussels is a member of the APAP network, supported by the Culture Programme of the European Union. [website]


Kaaitheater
The Brussels arts centre Kaaitheater was, together with Rosas, one of the co-founders of WorkSpaceBrussels (founded in 2007), and maintains an elaborate collaboration with the workspace. WorkSpaceBrussels is pretty much at home in the Kaaitheaterstudios for the organisation of residencies and creations, public showings and festivals. Kaaitheater also provides the workspace with an office and technical and administrative support. Both organisations keep close contact on an artistic level as well. [website]


Rosas & P.A.R.T.S.
WorkSpaceBrussels is an original initiative of Kaaitheater and Rosas, the dance company of Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker. Rosas offers her studios and logistic support to the workspace for the organisation of residencies and creations. WorkSpaceBrussels maintains a regular dialogue with P.A.R.T.S., the school for contemporary dance, affiliated with Rosas. [website]


Brigittines
Since quite some time WorkSpaceBrussels has been welcomed by the Brussels arts centre Brigittines for part of its residencies and creations. This collaboration was intensified in December 2009 with the co-organisation of the WorkingTitleFestival #3. Form 2010 on, this partnership is amplified into a structural collaboration in which the residential and receptive work of Brigittines and WorkSpaceBrussels will be aligned better, based on an intensive dialogue between the artistic direction of both organisations. [website]


Sarma
The informal liaison between WorkSpaceBrussels and Sarma, workspace for criticism, research, dramaturgy and creation, was formalized a first time during the WorkingTitleFestival #2 (April 2009) in which Sarma presented their own artistic projects. During the WorkingTitleFestival #3 (December 2009) Sarma has backed up the Critical Endeavour project, a 10 day long workshop for emerging young dance critics. This alliance will be intensified from 2010 on, through a close collaboration on dramaturgic guidance of creations in the workspace and the joint organisation of workshops, debates, etc. [website]


Beursschouwburg
The Brussels arts centre Beursschouwburg hosted part of the WorkingTitleFestival #2 (April 2009) with the presentation of some performances, videos and installations. For the WorkingTitleFestival #3 (December 2009) this collaboration was repeated and Beursschouwburg became the central meeting place of the festival. WorkSpaceBrussels and Beursschouwburg also keep close contact on an artistic level of residencies and creations. [website]


Bains Connective
During the WorkingTitleFestival #1 (November 2008) en #3 (December 2009) the Brussels artistic workspace Bains Connective hosted a series of workshops and public presentations of work in progress. On the level of residencies and creations there's a close contact between both organisations, based on an artistic affinity. [website]


Pianofabriek
During the WorkingTitleFestival #1 (Novelber 2008) en #3 (December 2009) the Brussels artistic workspace Pianofabriek hosted a series of presentations of work in progress and installations. On the level of residencies and creations there's a close contact between both organisations, based on an artistic affinity. [website]


APAP / Advancing Performing Arts Project
WorkSpaceBrussels is a member of the European network Advancing Performing Arts Project, co-founded by Koen Kwanten, artistic director of the workspace. APAP organises long term cross-border collaborations between diverse organisations in order to support the creation of contemporary performance arts. The programe of the WorkingTitleFestival #1 (November 2008) was partially composed by the performances, videos and installations that emerged from the APAP VI project The Art of Survival. Other APAP partners are Szene Salzburg (AT), Buda Arts Centre Kortrijk (BE), TanzFabrik Berlin (DE), Sylezian Dance Theatre Bytom (PL), Armunia Castiglioncello (IT), Transforma Torres Vedras (PT), La Mekanica Barcelona (ES) & Studentski Centar U Zagrebu Kultura Zagreb (HR). APAP is supported by the Culture Programme of the European Union. [website]


Ultima Vez & Jardin d'Europe
The WorkingTitleFestival #3 (December 2009) was organized in collaboration with Ultima Vez, the dance company of Wilm Vandekeybus. An important part of the programme was composed through the partnership of Ultima Vez with some European dance organisations in the network Jardin d'Europe. The second annual Prix Jardin d'Europe was issued in the scope of the WorkingTitleFestival #3. Other partners of the Jardin d'Europe network are danceWEB (AT), ArtLink (RO), Bimeras Culture Foundation (TR), Centre Chorégraphique de Montpellier (FR), Cullberg Ballet (SE), Lokomotiva (MK), Southbank Centre (UK), Station (RS) & Workshop Foundation (HU). Jardin d’Europe is supported by the Culture Programme of the European Union. The collaboration with Ultima Vez will be elaborated, also on the level of residencies and creations. [website]


Buda Kunstencentrum
WorkSpaceBrussels and the Kortrijk based arts centre Buda both are part of the European network APAP (Advancing Performing Arts Project). Buda Arts Centre and WorkSpaceBrussels maintain a permanent artistic and production collaboration. [website]


KVS / Koninklijke Vlaamse Schouwburg
The Brussels theatre KVS hosted part of the WorkingTitleFestival #3 (December 2009). [website]


La Raffinerie / Charleroi Danses
The Brussels centre for choreography, La Raffinerie / Charleroi Danses hosted part of the WorkingTitleFestival #1 (November 2008). [website]


Théâtre Marni
The Brussels Theatre Marni hosted part of the WorkingTitleFestival #1 (November 2008). [website]


kunstenwerkplaats.be
WorkSpaceBrussels is an artistic workspace, acknowledged and supported by  the Flemish Community. [website]



production and management offices

Mokum
Lilia Mestre, Superamas, Joanna Bailie, Christoph Ragg, Vincent Dunoyer, Anna Rispoli, Einat Tuchman & Leentje Vandenbussche [website]

Duchamps
Ayelen Parolin, Carlos Pez, Dolores Bouckaert, Gosie Vervloessem, Mette Edvarsen & Philippe Beloul [website]

Margarita Production
Alix Eynaudi, Kate McIntosh, Manah Depauw, Diederik Peeters, Hans Bryssinck, Irma Firma, Lisbeth Gruwez, Merlin Spie, Kris Verdonck & Manuela Rastaldi [website]

VierHochDrei
Olivier Tirmarche, Valerie Oberleithner, Alix Eynaudi, Agata Maskiewicz, Marianne Baillot & Magda Chovaniec



Informal partners and affiliated organisations
a.pass -- WP Zimmer -- Recyclart -- Q-o2 -- L’L -- Vlaams Theater Instituut -- and many others