- music theatre
Otemba - Daring Women
Misato Mochizuki, Jan van den Berg, Janine Brogt, New European Ensemble
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Cyber Subin
Pichet Klunchun Dance Company -
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Study for Life
Kaija Saariaho, Tero Saarinen, Asko|Schönberg, Tero Saarinen Company -
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Told by My Mother
Ali Chahrour -
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Ring of Our Time
World Opera Lab, Miranda Lakerveld, Balaan Tumaan ensemble, Sanjat Band, Oworonshoki performers, Colectivo Sujuy Ja’ -
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The Anatomy of the Orchestra - Drone Refractions
Paraorchestra -
- theatre
The Seasons
Het Nationale Theater, Eric de Vroedt
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Bérénice
Romeo Castellucci, Isabelle Huppert
Radical, dark adaptation with Isabelle Huppert in an unforgettable monologue. Inspired by Jean Racine’s iconic love tragedy Bérénice.
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Introduction: Bérénice
Isabel van Hauwe
In this introduction, Isabel van Hauwe offers context on Castellucci’s work and Bérénice, providing tools to help you experience the performance with an open mind.
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Trilogia Cadela Força - Capítulo II: The Brotherhood
Carolina Bianchi Y Cara de Cavalo
The stunning second part of Carolina Bianchi's theatre trilogy explores 'brotherhood codes', sexual violence and misogyny in an uncompromising and confronting way.
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Holland Festival x Africadelic: From Kuduro to Afrotech
Batida, Noite e Dia, Nídia, Prince Pasensi, e.a.
Holland Festival and Africadelic celebrate 750 years of Amsterdam while reflecting on 50 years of ‘in’dependence of five African countries and Suriname. Featuring live performances by Batida and DJ sets by Nidia, Prince Pasensi, amongst others.
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Sister or He Buried the Body
Trajal Harrell
A solo in which Harrell is inspired by the expressiveness of butoh and early modern dance. Accompanied by pop music and occasionally African American jazz voices, Harrell examines how to create a dance he can continue performing well into his seventies and beyond.
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Extra Life
Gisèle Vienne
Confronting choreography by previous associate artist Gisèle Vienne exploring the physical, psychological and imaginary aspects of trauma and recovery. With celebrated actress Adèle Haenel.