From 21st September. Boom Chicago’s hysterical new comedy show, is a throwback to the 90s when the music was bouncy,…
Read more17th – 20th September. After previous successful editions, De Balie and DutchCulture organize the Forum on European Culture for the…
Read more18th – 20th September. De Muze van Zuid presents home concerts on video, live performances in the Vondelkerk and the…
Read moreSeptember – November. 8th – 10th October. SEEKER※SOLO promises to be one of the most intimate and personal works of…
Read more17th September – 10th October. After the premature ending of the 60th anniversary season of Nederlands Dans Theater (NDT) due…
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The Schiphol branch of the Rijksmuseum is hosting a display of highlights from the 19th century until September 2021.
It has been announced that the Dutch Cabinet has awarded the performing arts a further €15m to be distributed among companies that had already received a positive assessment but for which earlier funds were inadequate.
at Goldrotschwartz Art House.
Reveries. Sometimes Together, but Mostly Alone.
Fascinated by emotion as a universal fact – regardless of culture, race and Zeitgeist. In her paintings, people and animals are represented in a variety of ways. Sometimes alone, often several figures on one canvas.
28-year-old literary sensation Marieke Lucas Rijneveld has become the first Dutch writer to win the INTERNATIONAL BOOKER PRIZE with her novel THE DISCOMFORT OF EVENING. The £50,000 prize is shared between the author and the translator, Michele Hutchison.
Everyone knows Shakespeare, you may have read some of his plays or watched a couple here and there but when have you ever had the chance to perform it? That is exactly what we offer you in the beautiful woods of Raadhuis de Paauw in…
Sunny Court is one of many hidden gardens tucked away for delighted discovery here in the Hague. On a summery Saturday afternoon, in a small sunlit clearing we gathered to see an outdoor performance involving music, dance and poetry. Created during lockdown, it was aptly named The Fragile Present
After 130 years, the site can be viewed by the public.
Auvers-sur-Oise/Amsterdam, 28th July 2020 – Today in Auvers-sur-Oise a ceremony took place to reveal the place where 130 years ago, shortly before his suicide, Vincent van Gogh painted his final masterpiece, TREE ROOTS (1890).
