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About Ghent

Yo, how you doin’? So, check it, I’m sittin’ here thinkin’ bout whores, right? Not just any whore, but *the* whore—like, the OG of shady vibes. Kinda reminds me of “No Country for Old Men,” ya know? That flick’s my jam—pure chaos, no rules, just like this chick I’m talkin’ bout. She’s out there, man, slingin’ whatever she’s got, and I’m like, “What’s yer deal, girl?”

Pride/"Berlin is Becoming a Whore"

Bertolt Brecht’s model of gestic acting, and on Dorothy Heathcote's () definitions of the twin aims of role-play as 'coping work' and 'creative work', this article examines the potential for .

I might exaggerate a bit, but my fave spot is this hidden corner spot I found near a tiny, crumbling building on Oudebroekstraat. It’s shady, kinda secret, and when I’m off duty, I sit there, free as a bird, just lettin’ my brain wander. Sometimes I'm like “Yeah, life is spinny and messy. But yo, it’s also full of magic, like in that movie – every moment’s a fresh slice of life!”

Jessica Hecht on Her Adaptation of Brecht’s Mother