Tolhuisstraat 105
Aqueerius presents a campy mini-musical about Julie d'Aubigny, the 17th-century opera diva and rebel who defied social conventions. A queer icon avant la lettre in a playful, musical performance full of humour and critical edge.
Jip Smit stars in the third and final part of her fantasy trilogy 'Motherland', in which Katinka must return to her homeland to break a curse. A blend of epic fantasy and dry humour featuring physical comedy.
Daniëlle Deddens, Wijnand Gomes and Jannes Coessens present an experimental theatrical try-out in which Ibsen's Hedda Gabler returns as a hyperpop performance in the present day.
Daniëlle Deddens, Wijnand Gomes and Jannes Coessens transform Ibsen's Hedda Gabler into a hardstyle performance: a rave blending Ibsen quotes with TikTok speak and exploring Gen-Z anxiety.
Hedda Gabber brings Ibsen's classic character into the present: a theatrical hardstyle performance about boredom, peace and Gen-Z anxiety in our hyperproductive world.
Jean Cement is a humorous theatre performance by collective Schwung about a man who refuses to move with the times. A try-out of a medieval play never before performed.
Schwung performs the medieval tragedy 'Jean Cement' for the first time: a humorous show about a man who refuses to change with the times.
Giovanni Brand deconstructs Bizet's Carmen in an interdisciplinary production blending opera, flamenco and theatre, with Roma actor Dimitri in the lead. A bold, humorous take that challenges stereotypes and sparks the diversity debate.
A music theatre performance by Van Die Mensen about Pamela, whose ideal workplace in a Grab-n-Go petrol station convenience store undergoes radical change. A try-out featuring live folk band and techno elements.
Music theatre performance by Van Die Mensen about Pamela, who watches her ideal workplace in a Grab-n-Go petrol station transform. A story about clinging to the familiar while the world rushes on.
Music theatre performance about Pamela, whose ideal workplace in a Grab-n-Go petrol station is disappearing due to digitalization. Van Die Mensen tells a story of clinging to tradition and a world changing at breakneck speed.
Romy and Thomas of STEL explore what it truly means to meet someone in 'The Show Goes On'. A philosophical performance about friendship, expectations, and the moment of genuine connection.
A theatre performance exploring a thirteen-year-old girl's struggles with control, bullying and social pressure. Features actors, puppets, music and projections, with a post-show discussion.
Romy Moons examines what it means to be single in a society that holds coupledom as the ideal. A non-linear solo performance full of political observations, personal stories and humour.
KONVOOI presents a theatrical concert exploring European peace through three characters wrestling with conscience and pacifism. An original album blending classical, jazz, and protest songs.
Patsy Kroonenberg presents an intimate solo performance about losing her mother, revisiting thousands of hours of interviews and processing the absence of their daily connection.
A literary punk evening by the collective HYPERPOËZIE featuring Mees van Rijswijk, Johannes Lievens and Marieke Ornelis. Through stories, songs and poetry they explore contemporary power structures and consumer products.
A music theatre performance where an imaginative child says goodbye to her mother in the western fantasy world of Sweetwater. A story about grief, letting go and the healing power of imagination, suitable for children from 8 years old.
Hanneke van der Paardt explores what happens to siblings and parents when one family member struggles with serious mental health issues in her sharp, autobiographical monologue FAM. A performance about attention, family roles, and the blurred line between sickness and health.
