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Our exclusive events and discount actions for Young Opera members

Open rehearsals, extra discount offers, personal encounters with artists, screenings, drinks: as a member of Young Opera, you enjoy access to numerous events throughout the season. They take you backstage, improve your opera knowledge, broaden your perspective on the art form, and bring you in touch with other young La Monnaie aficionados. And all that for just a few euros or even completely free of charge.

BAROQUE AFTERPARTY I GROTTESCHI
2.5.2025 • 22:30-00:30 • La Monnaie • €8

Pull out your sparkliest gala outfit as we invite you to a true Young Opera Night Deluxe! Dancing around the theatre to the rhythms of NO LABEL (Abel Baeck), attending mini-concerts by soprano Hanna Al-Bender and theorbist Justin Glaie, becoming the most grotesque version of yourself with the help of our make-up artists – it’s all possible at the biggest baroque party of the year.

Programme

Kick-off (Entrance via MM Tickets – rue des Princes)
Three mini-concerts by Hanna Al-Bender and Justin Glaie (Grand Foyer)
DJ set NO LABEL (Abel Baeck) (Entrance Hall)
Bar throughout the evening
Closing concert: Abel, Hanna and Justin mix baroque and beats (Entrance Hall)

Abel Baeck received his master’s degree in composition in Antwerp. He specialises in electronic dance music within genres such as garage, drum and bass, house and techno. Under the stage name NO LABEL, he brings together his electronic experiments in a live set or DJ performance. He feels at home both in a club and on a theatre stage. Abel is closely involved with the SOCHA collective and performed in the KVS season opener HANNIBAL.

Soprano and MM Academy member Hanna Al-Bender sang in the Children’s Choir of Opera Ballet Vlaanderen and studied at the Lemmens Institute and the IMEP (Namur). She performed in productions by Muziektheater Transparant, among others, and can be heard on albums with the ensemble Scherzi Musicali. Together with lutenist and theorbist Justin Glaie, she will string together baroque gems by Monteverdi, Francesca Caccini and Constantijn Huygens.