In a year and a half, Don Vitalski’s Legendarische DinsdagClub has seriously redrawn the rules of the Flemish cultural landscape. Without fail, every Tuesday evening of the year in this enchanting revue, the losers and the superstars follow each other at a dreamlike pace, each time for three hours straight. Every Tuesday in Paroza in Berchem, but on other days also the Bourla, the Minard, the Stadsschouwburg in Leuven, Worm in Rotterdam, and many other venues.
What started in the modest theater basement of De Groene Waterman grew within a few months into a phenomenon. The audience is immersed in death scenes to be re-enacted, a crash course in hug-throwing, and even the chance to come and dance and stand out yourself, New Year's style.
From opera to punk rock
Actually a classic revue, but then insanely fast, from opera to punk rock, from burlesque dance to ballet, from serious poetry to stand-up comedy. No act lasts longer than five minutes. Genial is the presentation of Don Vitalski, called “BlueFace” in the Legendary Tuesday Club.