Boorstraat 107
A vogue ball inspired by the classic ballroom era, with workshops, panel discussion and community dinner. Dress in pink and red to celebrate love and community.
Toneelgroep Amsterdam presents a modern take on Büchner's Woyzeck at Theater Utrecht, set within a psychiatric institution.
A voguing workshop exploring ballroom culture and Arms Control techniques, rooted in 1970s New York. Open to all levels, from beginners to experienced dancers.
Marley reads engaging stories designed to spark children's imagination and encourage meaningful conversations about what they discover.
Melyn Chow's research performance VV explores the relationship between voice and body, drawing on Audre Lorde's ideas about erotic power and embodied presence.
A lecture and discussion on how female pain and pleasure are portrayed in art and media, featuring Floor Houwink ten Cate and media experts.
Bismillah is an intimate, participatory performance where Layla and the audience unroll a hundred-metre ribbon together that tells her life story - a ritual of encounter and connection.
A poetic performance for children (5+) about two figures on an ice floe who create their own world with washed-up objects.
Layla shares her personal story through an intimate, participatory performance featuring a hundred-meter ribbon, movement and collective presence.
Theatre production Time Machine at Theater Utrecht on 15 October 2026.
Stippenlift offers an interactive concert where the audience decides what they hear. Theater Utrecht explores accessibility, neurodiversity, and how live music can become more inclusive.
Learn to crochet while exploring the political history of handicraft, feminism and resistance through an evening lecture and hands-on workshop.
An evening exploring artistic thinking and action with Julian Hetzel, Prof. Dr. Maaike Bleeker and Dr. Patricia de Vries, emerging from the research project Der Lauf der Dinge.
Theater Utrecht's laboratory for emerging artists, where you witness the creative process up close - raw, unpolished, and in motion.
Theater Utrecht hosts an evening on solidarity with Palestinians, featuring a shared meal and discussion in Dutch, English and Arabic.
