Sjoerd Derine

Actions speak volumes. In these performances, the body does the talking through dance, physical theatre, and expressive performance. Wordless, yet anything but silent: here, every gesture, every step, and every silence speaks volumes. Come and explore the world of dance theatre in all its forms!

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Intimate, contemporary and full of life - Double bill: People I Know

What if you could see two performances on the same night? Well, you can! In this double bill choreographer Doke Pauwels presents two new performances.

Part 1: Original Sin takes us back to the garden of Eden and explores the characters of Adam and Eve: charismatic, romantic, and completely themselves. But also hungry for meaning and attention. A duet about vanity, guilt, and the gravity of their actions.

Part 2 - Before Her Joke Lands is a solo about the elusiveness of identity, and about the tension between wanting to be recognized, but not seen. The performance searches and questions ways to hide in plain sight.

When? Thursday 5 November 

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Hip-hop, street styles and flamenco - Majnun

If you love a good story and good music, then Majnun is a must see for you.
In this contemporary interpretation of the classical love story of Layla and Majnun, theatre maker Amira al Rawi merges music and dance to bring the story to life. 

This forbidden love combines hip-hop, street style and flamenco dancing to tell a story of passion, madness and alienation. With a live orchestra playing throughout the performance.

When? Friday 22nd of January

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What remains when everything is taken away? - Howling Road

Crowd favourite De Dansers return to the stage. This time they question what is left when everything is taken away. What can we do when all we have left is our bodies, vioces and eachother? 

Four dancers and two musicians search together for a place to land; reminding us of the richness and resilience that is hidden within the body and how we must learn to trust ourselves and the people around us.

When? From Thursday 4 to Sunday 7 February

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