Performance evenings
Every evening David Zambrano has curated a program of performances by new…
17-23 August
8th Anniversary Week
Performance evenings, workshops, Let’s Dance! sessions, exhibitions, and a closing concert!
Tictac celebrates another year of existence with a week of improvisation, innovation, and a wholehearted dedication to creativity in all its forms, with many guest artists!
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The program includes daily meditation and Let’s Dance! sessions, workshops celebrating the love of movement, an exhibition by Japanese duet clothing designers ROGGYKEI, a closing concert by jazz singer Ksenia Parkhatskaya (who is also teaching), and much more.
And of course, performances every evening. David Zambrano curates the evening inviting artists who performed at Tictac during that year alongside long-time collaborators. We are as surprised as you by what they bring, artists perform what they want! True to our tradition, we only reveal the evening line-up the night before, keeping the situation spicy. Join us each night at 19h (10€)!
We love making art, sharing it, and witnessing others do the same — and we’re thrilled to do it all over again. Come celebrate everything happening at Tictac with us!
For workshops and performances: no reservation, payment on site.
Mon
17
Tue
18
Wed
19
Thu
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Fri
21
Sat
22
Sun
23
Meditation sessions
Meditation
Let’s Dance!
David Zambrano
Flying Low
David Zambrano
The Language of Jazz: Rhythm, Movement & Improvisation
Ksenia Parkhatskaya
Performance evenings
Performance
Meditation sessions
Meditation
Let’s Dance!
David Zambrano
Zumbakuakua
Horacio Macuacua
Whacking
Carla Parcianello
Performance evenings
Performance
Meditation sessions
Meditation
Let’s Dance!
David Zambrano
Zumbakuakua
Horacio Macuacua
Whacking
Carla Parcianello
Performance evenings
Performance
19
Wed
20
Thu
21
Fri
22
Sat
Let's Dance
Classes
Performance
Meditation
Concert-brunch
Let’s Dance!
David Zambrano’s unique approach to warming up!
Together as one, and as soon as we arrive on the dancefloor, the group will warm up the full inteconnectivity with the body and the room. We will dance non stop for 1 hour, to a full album.
To participate in the Let’s dance! Session, you must have studied with David before, in order to know the composition. If you know what it means to have your body in your hands and in between your hands you are welcome to join.
No reservation. Payment on-site.
David Zambrano
David Zambrano has been a monumental figure in the international dance community for more than 40 years, and his passion for cultural exchange continues to influence his work. Zambrano is an ambassador and liaison across many borders, bringing together artists from all over the planet for his projects. He has taught his own approach to dance in more than 75 countries and has performed at hundreds of venues across the world. His pieces range from set choreography, structured improvisation, and pure improvisation. Born in Venezuela, Zambrano spent 15 years in New York and now lives in between Amsterdam and Brussels. In 2018 he, together with his partner Mat Voorter, initiated Tictac Art Centre as an artistic home base.
Flying Low
When one body moves, the whole room moves with it. The body is understood as constantly spiraling—whether running, walking, standing, or dancing. Working with spirals allows dancers to enter and exit the floor with ease and to perceive themselves and the space from multiple perspectives. These spirals propel the class continuously through space, both grounded and upright. This is the essence of the Flying Low technique.
No reservation. Payment on-site.
David Zambrano
David Zambrano has been a monumental figure in the international dance community for more than 40 years, and his passion for cultural exchange continues to influence his work. Zambrano is an ambassador and liaison across many borders, bringing together artists from all over the planet for his projects. He has taught his own approach to dance in more than 75 countries and has performed at hundreds of venues across the world. His pieces range from set choreography, structured improvisation, and pure improvisation. Born in Venezuela, Zambrano spent 15 years in New York and now lives in between Amsterdam and Brussels. In 2018 he, together with his partner Mat Voorter, initiated Tictac Art Centre as an artistic home base.
Let’s Dance!
David Zambrano’s unique approach to warming up!
Together as one, and as soon as we arrive on the dancefloor, the group will warm up the full inteconnectivity with the body and the room. We will dance non stop for 1 hour, to a full album.
To participate in the Let’s dance! Session, you must have studied with David before, in order to know the composition. If you know what it means to have your body in your hands and in between your hands you are welcome to join.
No reservation. Payment on-site.
David Zambrano
David Zambrano has been a monumental figure in the international dance community for more than 40 years, and his passion for cultural exchange continues to influence his work. Zambrano is an ambassador and liaison across many borders, bringing together artists from all over the planet for his projects. He has taught his own approach to dance in more than 75 countries and has performed at hundreds of venues across the world. His pieces range from set choreography, structured improvisation, and pure improvisation. Born in Venezuela, Zambrano spent 15 years in New York and now lives in between Amsterdam and Brussels. In 2018 he, together with his partner Mat Voorter, initiated Tictac Art Centre as an artistic home base.
Whacking
Carla Parcianello offers a fresh open-level course in the clubstyle of Whacking/Punking. You will explore the fundamental elements of the style: posing, storytelling and character development (Punking), musicality, as well as arm work and footwork techniques. Carla has been active in the Whacking scene for more than 10 years and will share foundational knowledge of the style alongside her own perspective and development of it.
The course is designed to support your Whacking freestyle and improvisation. Choreography may also be introduced when useful for strengthening your freestyle practice.
What is Whacking/Punking? Whacking — originally known as “Punking” or “Waacking” — emerged in the 1970s in Los Angeles, where a community of gay men gathered to dance and connect at the club Gino’s. At a time when gay men were marginalized, the club was a safe space to freely express their identity through dance. From this, Punking was born — characterized by theatrical performance and posing inspired by 1920s silent films, comic strips, and cartoons like Bugs Bunny.
Come to Whack! Punk! Pose!
No reservation. Payment on-site.
Carla Parcianello
Carla Parcianello is an Italian dance artist based in Belgium.
Trained primarily in street and club dance styles, they embrace Whacking as their main form of expression. The underground battle scene played a key role in their development as a dancer. Since moving to Belgium in 2022, they have worked as a stage performer in Belgium, France, and the Netherlands, while also emerging as a choreographer. In 2025, they premiered their first solo dance-theatre piece, Capricciosa.
As an educator, Carla aims to create an inclusive space within Whacking practice that invites people to find their own voice, have fun, and resist the standardization of the style.
Let’s Dance!
David Zambrano’s unique approach to warming up!
Together as one, and as soon as we arrive on the dancefloor, the group will warm up the full inteconnectivity with the body and the room. We will dance non stop for 1 hour, to a full album.
To participate in the Let’s dance! Session, you must have studied with David before, in order to know the composition. If you know what it means to have your body in your hands and in between your hands you are welcome to join.
No reservation. Payment on-site.
David Zambrano
David Zambrano has been a monumental figure in the international dance community for more than 40 years, and his passion for cultural exchange continues to influence his work. Zambrano is an ambassador and liaison across many borders, bringing together artists from all over the planet for his projects. He has taught his own approach to dance in more than 75 countries and has performed at hundreds of venues across the world. His pieces range from set choreography, structured improvisation, and pure improvisation. Born in Venezuela, Zambrano spent 15 years in New York and now lives in between Amsterdam and Brussels. In 2018 he, together with his partner Mat Voorter, initiated Tictac Art Centre as an artistic home base.
Whacking
Carla Parcianello offers a fresh open-level course in the clubstyle of Whacking/Punking. You will explore the fundamental elements of the style: posing, storytelling and character development (Punking), musicality, as well as arm work and footwork techniques. Carla has been active in the Whacking scene for more than 10 years and will share foundational knowledge of the style alongside her own perspective and development of it.
The course is designed to support your Whacking freestyle and improvisation. Choreography may also be introduced when useful for strengthening your freestyle practice.
What is Whacking/Punking? Whacking — originally known as “Punking” or “Waacking” — emerged in the 1970s in Los Angeles, where a community of gay men gathered to dance and connect at the club Gino’s. At a time when gay men were marginalized, the club was a safe space to freely express their identity through dance. From this, Punking was born — characterized by theatrical performance and posing inspired by 1920s silent films, comic strips, and cartoons like Bugs Bunny.
Come to Whack! Punk! Pose!
No reservation. Payment on-site.
Carla Parcianello
Carla Parcianello is an Italian dance artist based in Belgium.
Trained primarily in street and club dance styles, they embrace Whacking as their main form of expression. The underground battle scene played a key role in their development as a dancer. Since moving to Belgium in 2022, they have worked as a stage performer in Belgium, France, and the Netherlands, while also emerging as a choreographer. In 2025, they premiered their first solo dance-theatre piece, Capricciosa.
As an educator, Carla aims to create an inclusive space within Whacking practice that invites people to find their own voice, have fun, and resist the standardization of the style.
Let’s Dance!
David Zambrano’s unique approach to warming up!
Together as one, and as soon as we arrive on the dancefloor, the group will warm up the full inteconnectivity with the body and the room. We will dance non stop for 1 hour, to a full album.
To participate in the Let’s dance! Session, you must have studied with David before, in order to know the composition. If you know what it means to have your body in your hands and in between your hands you are welcome to join.
No reservation. Payment on-site.
David Zambrano
David Zambrano has been a monumental figure in the international dance community for more than 40 years, and his passion for cultural exchange continues to influence his work. Zambrano is an ambassador and liaison across many borders, bringing together artists from all over the planet for his projects. He has taught his own approach to dance in more than 75 countries and has performed at hundreds of venues across the world. His pieces range from set choreography, structured improvisation, and pure improvisation. Born in Venezuela, Zambrano spent 15 years in New York and now lives in between Amsterdam and Brussels. In 2018 he, together with his partner Mat Voorter, initiated Tictac Art Centre as an artistic home base.
Musiquality Method
The Musiquality Method explores the connection between music and movement through creative improvisation. Lysanne draws on hip hop techniques — waving, bouncing, and isolations — to guide you through different energies and tensions in the body, balancing effort and release.
You’ll learn to dissect electronic music, moving with its rhythms and layers, while discovering your own movement style and expressive voice. Lysanne will also teach a choreography built using the method, weaving together musical layers, body movement, and emotion.
Ultimately, the Musiquality Method helps you break habitual patterns, unlocking moments of surprise and creativity — working both the body and the mind.
No reservation. Payment on-site.
Lysanne van Berlo
Lysanne van Berlo is a Dutch dancer, teacher, and choreographer based in Belgium, and a dancer with Anton Lachky Company. She began her movement journey with taekwondo, started dancing at 16 through hip hop dance, and later completed a Contemporary Urban education in the Netherlands. She has worked with multiple hip hop and theatre companies in the Netherlands before moving to Brussels to join Anton Lachky Company. In addition to her work as a professional dancer, Lysanne created her own movement approach called the Musiquality Method: a practice that connects music and movement through hip hop–based physical qualities, dynamics, and emotional expression. She has been teaching the method internationally for several years.
Big Studio
Let’s Dance!
David Zambrano
David Zambrano’s unique approach to warming up! Together as one, and as…
Concert
Ksenia Parkhatskaya
Concert by Ksenia Parkhatskaya and David Duffy, a full evening jazz music and…
Zumbakuakua
Horacio Macuacua
A high energy, full dance workshop, where Horacio playfully guides the group…
The Language of Jazz: Rhythm, Movement & Improvisation
Ksenia Parkhatskaya
Jazz is more than a dance style. It is a whole universe.…
Flying Low
David Zambrano
When one body moves, the whole room moves with it. The body…
Whacking
Carla Parcianello
Carla Parcianello offers a fresh open-level course in the clubstyle of Whacking/Punking.…
Musiquality Method
Lysanne van Berlo
The Musiquality Method explores the connection between music and movement through creative…
Listen & Brunch: A Playful Sensory Experience
SENSE
An invitation to experience active listening in a relaxed and welcoming environment.…
Meditation sessions
Open Meditation Sessions to start the day grounded. 30 minutes of sitting…
Small Studio
Monday to Sunday · 10:00-13:00
In the small studio Mauricio Axayacatl and his crew, Manse Kim, Melissa Mezei, and László Sándig, will be in residency during the week, to present their piece Rain Bow.
Last year, during Mauricio’s residency week, he invited 3 friends to work alongside him. The resulting full lenght piece was so exciting, that they were invited for another week of residency re-creating the piece and presenting it 10 times at Tictac, with the first being during the Anniversary week, and continue through August and September.
Gallery
Monday to Sunday · 13:00-22:00
ROGGYKEI
Exhibition, residency, and shop by Japanese duet of designers @roggykei.
“Our hearts and bodies support the rhythm of daily life. We feel that the clothes we wrap around them hold equal importance.
Clothes that gently embrace both body and mind.
This is what ROGGYKEI means by kimonos for everyday life.”
Gallery open during the day and performance evenings.
Everyone is welcome!
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