The successor to the acclaimed ‘Gruis / aan de twijfel’, this time based on the oeuvre of American novelist Don DeLillo.

The successor to the acclaimed ‘Gruis / aan de twijfel’, this time based on the oeuvre of American novelist Don DeLillo.

After the international successes of Malcolm X, Dear Winnie and Who’s Tupac?, Jr.cE.sA.r was left with a bit of a hangover. Changing the world turned out to be more difficult than they thought.

History is partly fictional. Trajal Harrell reinterprets the past in Caen Amour by combining elements of Loïe Fuller, Tatsumi Hijikata and Rei Kawakubo with oriental dance and striptease.

After the successful Lady Chatterley's Lover, De Warme Winkel brings another English literary classic to the theatre. Florian Myjer, together with Abke Haring, catapults Brideshead Revisited into the 21st century.

History is partly fictional. Trajal Harrell reinterprets the past in Caen Amour by combining elements of Loïe Fuller, Tatsumi Hijikata and Rei Kawakubo with oriental dance and striptease.

What do you do with almost nothing if you are always used to a lot? In this new family performance by Jetse Batelaan, you see people, who have never actually had to do without anything, slowly lose everything. As if something or someone wants to teach them a lesson.

A documentary theatre piece that takes a critical look at the challenges of residential care and ageing in a neoliberal landscape.

In the mesmerizing world of Forced Entertainment's Signal to Noise, the stage is a surreal canvas where solitary figures dance, confront, and intertwine, weaving a tapestry of conceivable and inconceivable narratives.

A documentary theatre piece that takes a critical look at the challenges of residential care and ageing in a neoliberal landscape.

Inspired by melodrama and social media, Elektra Unbound switches scenes as if the audience would swipe screens. Anything to keep the discomfort on stage easily digestible.

Inspired by melodrama and social media, Elektra Unbound switches scenes as if the audience would swipe screens. Anything to keep the discomfort on stage easily digestible.

Inspired by melodrama and social media, Elektra Unbound switches scenes as if the audience would swipe screens. Anything to keep the discomfort on stage easily digestible.

The long-standing conflict between Israel and Palestine through the lens of the oldest tragedy in the theatrical canon.

BOG. celebrates ten years with an in-depth exploration of life and change in their new performance BOG.2 a new attempt to restructure life.

In a mesmerising interplay of movement and theatre, director Franck Chartier creates a hostile landscape with six performers.

The long-standing conflict between Israel and Palestine through the lens of the oldest tragedy in the theatrical canon.