Productions

World class dance, stunning costumes and mesmerising music by composers like Vivaldi.

Circus, illusionism, variety and dance: the The Great Bean takes place in the atmosphere of the roaring twenties, the emergence of jazz, Hollywood and vaudeville on Broadway with new dance styles like charleston and tap dance.

TWOOLS celebrates its fifteenth edition with, according to the flyer, "a kaleidoscopic dance-zap evening in which dancers, technicians ánd spectators have to move fast."

TWOOLS 14 is a full edition with no fewer than ten titles by Felix Landerer, Voortman & De Jonge, Mischa van Leeuwen, Jan Kooijman and Ed Wubbe, among others.

A special collaboration of Ed Wubbe and Ellen te Damme, a Firebird by Marco Goecke and pieces by Min Li, Felix Landerer, Heidi Vierthaler and Alessandro Perreira.

The most beautiful music from various operas, five choreographers, all the Scapino dancers, a beautiful décor and a planned murder of the dance.

Seven choreographers are taking part in the 11th edition of TWOOLS: Marina Mascarell Martinez, Jérôme Delbey, Thom Stuart, Lucas Jervies, Loïc Perela, Georg Reischl and Ed Wubbe.

It is a celebration because TWOOLS is turning ten. So far, the format has offered a stage to nearly forty choreographers, many of them young, most of them working freelance in the Netherlands.

A record number of choreographers are working on TWOOLS 9. Creators who in previous years have helped to determine the face of Dutch dance. Among them three duos. And no fewer than four women.