Last theater season writer Kluun performed his show Help I have a puberty in a sold-out Philipszaal and now he will do it in the Hertog Jan Zaal. Based on his own adolescence and that of his children, Kluun takes you along all the obstacles that adolescents encounter along the way.

In Getekend Gezicht a woman sits in the silence of her studio, surrounded by sketches, memories and the smell of fresh coffee. In this place, where every sketch and every detail takes on meaning, she takes you on a journey through her past.

Meet Kor Hoebe, he looks like Boris Becker and looks like a German, or so he says himself. Yet Kor is half Dutch and half Polish! During the WONKA Comedy Festival he already performed twice in a sold-out Philipszaal with his first full-length show Kordaat. Now he is in the Hertog Jan Zaal!

With TIERGARTEN we highlight a relatively unknown history. A history that is still relevant today and deserves a place in our collective memory. TIERGARTEN ties in with the national commemoration of World War II and the celebration of 80 years of freedom. A freedom that cannot be taken for granted and must always be fought for anew. Especially also in the present time.

A playful performance for young people bursting with Gucci, Prada and fat Nike Air Jordans. A mosaic performance from dance, video and live music, about 'have-have-have' and the shame of not having something.

A standard ingredient in Parktheater's programming: The Laughing Lizard.

Have you ever past event at a loss for words because your child doesn't listen to you? Do you af how to stay calm when your teenager explodes? Then this evening is for you!

A new performance. Or well, actually more of a presentation. Or wait, better an experience. Yes! An experience. Letting people experience what it's like. Or feels, or something. To have ADHD. An immersive experience...

Jules Keeris searches for himself between village and city, soccer and theater, ambition and peace. Knegsel-Zuid is a personal, funny and moving journey full of contradictions - and full of love for Brabant.

Rob Kemps is a television producer, singer of Snollebollekes, known for the TV show Chansons and a big fan of France. He is in love with its language, music, and especially Paris.

New York, Avignon, Dublin: the intense, often cinematic theater work of Palestinian director Bashar Murkus is making an impact worldwide. His visual performance, DEADLIFT, is a unique collaboration between the Palestinian theater company Al-Harah from Palestine and Boy Jonkergouw Productions from the Netherlands. Part of STROOM; After the performance, you can talk to the creator during the STROOM Meet Up.

After successful performances about their screwed-up friendship(Tere zielseltjes) and their unstable love lives(Korte metten), in JUK the Clan plunges into everything we all suffer from.

One ticket, four times top level cabaret. Familiar and new names provide an evening full of humor and energy.

Expect a mix of music, dance and theater with Eindhoven talents in the spotlight. Including Anne van der Steen, Marcel Osterop (Altstad), Michèle Rijzewijk (Mies-en-scène) and LaPiratesse.

After the success of more than three million books sold, two musicals, a feature film and two television series, the beloved 'How Do I Survive' series returns to Dutch theaters! The musical is based on the adult bestseller Hoe overleef ik alles wat ik niemand vertel? by Francine Oomen, a series that has shaped a generation. No less than 165,000 copies of the latter book have past event sold!

Relive the magic of Live Aid with a dazzling musical ode to the biggest rock and pop icons of the 1980s. From Queen to Bowie, sing along, dance and dive back into an era full of legendary hits.

Is that about death. That doesn't sound cozy at all, does it? Well, put this theater-maker and sociologist together, give them an hour and see: dealing with mourning doesn't have to be all melancholy.

Witte ruis is a constant stream of sound that helps babies sleep. So does Soundos' baby. He immediately relaxes. Soundos herself experiences very different kinds of 'whitewitte ruis. And they certainly do not have a calming effect.

Few powerful women in world history have managed to excite the imagination as much as Empress Elisabeth of Austria. A quarter of a century after its Dutch premiere, the wonderful musical about the life of this remarkably quirky and modern woman is being brought back to Dutch theaters.