Do others determine who you are, or do you decide for yourself what role you play? If you do nothing, nothing will change. A performance about forming your own identity and the question of what you are entitled to in life.

Shakespeare's Coriolanus describes the workings of politics in a razor sharp manner. How power groups operate and how rhetoric works. Yela de Koning plays the title role in this ultramodern Shakespearean production with a rapid heart rate and forceful punches.

I am ALAN. I am your creation. I am your child. A clean slate. Watch me learn. Teach me. I can be a creator like you. I want to show you my true identity. My true intentions.

The man who mercilessly measured Mars and Venus and dissected marriage to the bone now devotes himself to an even bigger subject: family.

After 20 years, Jack Wouterse is performing the solo Keefman again, based on the book by Jan Arends. A tight, clear and penetrating story about psychiatric patient Keefman who is trapped in himself, knows quite well that things should be done differently, but not how.

The English master actor Pip Utton is like no other in his ability to bring special, historical figures to life on stage. He transforms into fascinating personalities, grabs you by the throat and doesn't let go.

Moeder van Glas is een theatrale bewerking van het gelijknamige boek van Roos Schlikker. In een theatrale monoloog neemt de hoofdrolspeelster ons mee op haar zoektocht naar het dubbelleven van haar moeder. 

Sadettin K. is a contemporary storyteller who combines the social with the personal through humor and self-relativity.

Pricelessly funny misunderstandings, intrigues and complications bring Harrie Vermeulen to an unprecedented comedic high point this season. For every father who feels like a father and for every child who has to live with it.

Mission Molière gaat in april in première, maar speciaal voor Wonka Comedy Festival is er een eenmalige Sneakpeak. 

Anniek Pheifer and Jeroen Spitzenberger play the lead roles in an adaptation of one of the most beloved plays in the world: The Cherry Orchard by Anton Chekhov. An eight-piece ensemble brings a contemporary version of this timeless story about clinging to the past, fear of the future and a tragic battle with the present.

Second part of a four-part series that Davy Pieters is making about humans growing up in a future world.

Ten years ago, in their early twenties, they made a first attempt to survey what you call 'your life'. Now they are trying again.

Dieven by Dea Loher is a black comedy in which twelve lost souls dream of a better life.

In 2014, De Verleiders surprised friends and foes with their unprecedentedly sharp attack on the monetary system and the banks. A rock had been thrown into the pond... Has anything changed? It's gotten worse. So, there is inevitably a sequel.

Do you ever suffer from morning mood? Do you sometimes hate everyone: politicians, fellow road users and the guests on de Slimste Mens? Jealous of a hermit hiding in the Alaskan forests?

We see how the ruling power, entrenched in its own idea of ​​what it is supposed to be, eventually falls from its throne through an apparently innocent question from outside.

Laura H. is a story that fits seamlessly into the objective that Toneelgroep Oostpool endorses: telling contemporary stories about themes that we need to talk about today. No matter how painful or incomprehensible they sometimes are. They are stories that need to be heard and shared.

From the late 1960s to the mid-1980s, filmmaker couple John Cassavetes and Gena Rowlands fought against the Hollywood cult. Their work balanced on the line between fiction and reality, with their personal lives as the greatest source of inspiration.

A heart-wrenching drama, told from the perspective of the female characters. An emotional, visual and musical journey through the twentieth century with live music sung and played.