A bit of irony is not foreign to Steven Mahieu. A week before he was to premiere his fifth theater show ‘Stabiel’, his mental lamp began to flicker seriously. The tour had to be canceled.
In his new show ‘Stabieler’, Steven relives his months of confrontation, purification, and - fortunately - also humor. He learned that a person always plans success in the future but never failure. And also that with your common sense, you can better solve problems instead of creating them.
“Steven Mahieu is back in top form” (De Morgen ★★★★)
Before you get scared that Steven has become an all-knowing guru, don't panic: this Mahieu is also not yet stable. But indeed more stable. And that is enough.
From the press:
“Learned and purified, but still just as funny. Steven Mahieu is back, and we can only be very happy about that.” (De Standaard ★★★★)
“Steven Mahieu is back in top form” (De Morgen ★★★★)
“Steven Mahieu is back, more stable, angrier, wittier, and perhaps with more necessity than ever before to make the world a little better and less hectic while laughing.” (Knack Focus ★★★★)
Opening act: Karim Shatla
Deze Bruggeling approaches current themes like diversity and inclusion in an infectious way. He describes absurd situations that are hilarious and confrontational, combined with the right dose of self-mockery. Maar Karim is also mainly chill, and who knows, he might play a tune on his guitar here and there. In 2025, he also won the “Jef Staes award” as the most promising comedian of the moment.