Sterre Konijn (born 1987) is a Dutch singer, composer and theatre-maker whose work sits at the intersection of classical music, pop and theatre. She studied classical voice at the Conservatorium Amsterdam, earned a master's in music theatre at the Royal Conservatoire in The Hague, and trained at the Complete Vocal Institute in Copenhagen. Her range spans French chanson, jazz, Bulgarian folk music and contemporary classical; she also plays violin, theremin and duduk. She has performed at the Concertgebouw, Carré and Paradiso, and collaborated with the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, the Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra and the Budapest Festival Orchestra.
Via Inferno goes into try-out in Hengelo (23 October 2026), followed by a Dutch tour.
Via Inferno can be seen in Amsterdam (Meervaart, 4 December 2026) as part of the national performance series.
Via Inferno, a production by Silbersee, is scheduled at multiple Dutch venues for the 2026-2027 season.
Theatrical concert weaving Dante's Inferno with contemporary questions about life. Sterre Konijn explores love and darkness through vocals, theremin and duduk, supported by a rich blend of classical, Gregorian and pop music.
A theatrical concert pairing Dante's Divine Comedy with modern questions about humanity, love, and connection in the face of life's darker aspects.
Sterre Konijn presents a theatrical concert based on Dante's Divine Comedy, exploring soul, love and darkness through Italian singing, Dutch lyrics and diverse instruments including theremin and duduk.
Singer and theatre maker Sterre Konijn explores Dante's Inferno through music, blending classical, pop, and world traditions with vocals, text, and experimental instruments.
