In the 2026–2027 season, we continue our journey, grounded in curiosity, openness, and risk, creating works with courage while never losing sight of who we are.
From 26 March, NDT 2 presents I dreamt, it was. Featuring a world premiere by associate choreographers Imre van Opstal and Marne van Opstal, alongside the groovy SAABA (2021) by Sharon Eyal and Gai Behar in a version specially adapted for NDT 2. Irresistible!
Information
Our content warnings are updated as a production develops during rehearsals and previews, so please be aware that they may change between the time you reserve a ticket and the time you see the production. If there are particular issues or triggers that you would like to discuss before attending the performance, please send us an email: marketing@ndt.nl. We are happy to help!
This performance contains: Mild profanity, explicit and suggestive sexual themes and gestures, and political and social subject matter. It also touches on themes related to mental health, substance use, and mortality.
The performance also includes sound that may be experienced as loud, though it remains within official sound regulations, and makes use of theatrical haze and smoke.
Part of this performance contains strobe lighting. This may trigger seizures in individuals with photosensitive epilepsy.
More detailed information is available upon request via marketing@ndt.nl. This performance is not recommended for young children.
This performance is suitable for a broad audience.
We recommend parental guidance or accompaniment for visitors up to 14 years old.
This performance is suitable for a wide audience, including children, teens and adults.
One part of the performance (the new work by Jan Martens) contains flickering light, bright flashes and changing (colour) patterns, which may trigger an epileptic seizure in sensitive individuals.
More detailed information is available upon request via marketing@ndt.nl.
Children are welcome to attend, but we recommend parental guidance or presence for visitors up to the age of 14.
Partial nudity, strong language, themes of illness and extinction, and intense visual and aural effects such as stroboscopic lighting. It is not recommended for young children.
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