RICTUS POCUS – A season of improv in all its forms

A troupe, four formats, and an entire season to discover improvisation in all its forms. Rictus Pocus regularly returns to TRAC with different shows, but always built live, with the energy of the troupe and the ideas of the audience. Le Rictus Pocus Show Des short and crazy improvisations, drawn categories, unexpected constraints, and impulses given by the audience. A fast-paced show in which everything can still turn upside down until the final scene. Le Catch of Rictus Pocus Des teams face off in an explosive improv catch wrestling match. Challenges, categories, adrenaline, and twists: the audience votes and decides who will claim victory. Le Rictus Concept Une original creation imagined by the troupe around a particular concept. A long improvised story, a different universe at each meeting, and the pleasure of seeing an entire plot born before your eyes. Le Summer Rictus Show La summer version of Rictus Pocus: still 100% improvised, still unpredictable, with a light and cheerfully crazy energy to enjoy the summer at TRAC. No learned text. No planned script. Each performance is different, and the audience always has a say. Hat collection show: everyone freely chooses their participation at the end of the performance. Cash payment. Dinner from 6:30 PM. Last catering order at 7:45 PM. Show at 8 PM, ending around 9:50 PM. Reservation strongly recommended: https://forms.gle/cbJnp8qP9mr9UTkp7 Le TRAC – Maison de l’Impro 110 rue Albert Meunier, 1160 Auderghem Calendrier 2026-2027: * September 2, 2026 – Rictus Pocus Show * October 7, 2026 – Catch of the Rictus Pocus * November 4, 2026 – Rictus Concept * December 2, 2026 – Rictus Pocus Show * January 6, 2027 – Catch of the Rictus Pocus * February 3, 2027 – Rictus Concept * March 3, 2027 – Rictus Pocus Show * April 7, 2027 – Catch of the Rictus Pocus * May 5, 2027 – Rictus Concept * June 2, 2027 – Rictus Pocus Show * July 7, 2027 – Summer Rictus Show * July 13, 2027 – Summer Rictus Show Rictus Pocus: multiple formats, one single rule — nothing is written.