We are proud to finally share our programme for the 2026–2027 season. Classics stripped down to their very essence, directors we couldn’t do without and actors you’ve come to know inside out. Here’s what’s in store.

We’re kicking things off with our biggest hit: Vondels Angels. Sarah Moeremans and Joachim Robbrecht descend into the deepest depths of hell to track down the rebellious angels from Vondel’s Lucifer. This follow-up to Crashtest Ibsen, Mission Molière, Reigen re-Erected and Not Quichot premieres on April 10, 2027, and once again the entire ensemble will be on stage for this production.

The season opens in October with Nu is het nog rustig 8+, our fourth youth co-production with Theater Artemis and hetpaleis. Directed by Jetse Batelaan, with Joep van der Geest and Alicia Boedhoe in the cast. This is followed by I Like Art and Art Likes Me by Silke van Kamp (the creator of F*CK LOLITA): a fictional encounter between Joseph Beuys and Adolf Hitler, with text by Jip Vuik and Willem de Wolf.

Ada Ozdogan’s next production is set to premiere in November. Silence of the Dogs combines Hitchcockian suspense, Tarantino-esque violence and Chantal Akerman’s attention to the female experience, starring Keja Klaasje Kwestro and Gillis Biesheuvel. And in January 2027, This will not end well by Suze Milius and Annelinde Bruijs will resume its tour, during which we witness the noise band Distortion Klub at an Exposure Night. Joep van der Geest, Gillis Biesheuvel and Alicia Boedhoe show us what happens when the camera is rolling and the masks come off. 

You can find more information about our theatre programme below.