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Inspired by Benjamin Clementine

NDT 1

We’re thrilled to present the first full-length evening by our new associate choreographer Marcos Morau. This world premiere invites you to fully explore Morau’s imaginative space between contemporary dance and physical theatre. Inspired by the music and life of renowned composer Benjamin Clementine, the work urges us not to lose the connection with ourselves or each other.

Performance dates: 11 February until 19 March 2027

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Inspired by Benjamin Clementine

Morau is known for his visually striking worlds that feel surreal yet human. In earlier creations for NDT, including Folkå (2021) and Horses (2024), he blends abstract movement with dramaturgical detail to create bold images that linger in the imagination.

In his new work, created in collaboration with the NDT 1 dancers, Morau presents a theatrical experience where the evocative music of Benjamin Clementine is part of the atmosphere. Each song opens a door to a world that accelerates, splinters, and watches itself without rest. Loneliness, loss, and the need to belong manifest in the dancers’ bodies, not as private stories, but as something shared.

At its core, this creation reaches for something simple and urgent: closeness.
Morau imagines the stage as a shared ritual, holding the belief that, while the music lasts, we can still be together and connect, even when our reality seems to say otherwise.

We live in an era that moves faster than we can truly take in. And sometimes I feel that, at that speed, something essential slips through our fingers; meaning, attention, the ability to feel without being pulled away. This piece begins there.

Marcos Morau

GONE | NDT 1

Thursday 11 February - 19:45

Amare, Den Haag - NL

★ Première

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GONE | NDT 1

Friday 12 February - 19:45

Amare, Den Haag - NL

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GONE | NDT 1

Saturday 13 February - 19:45

Amare, Den Haag - NL

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GONE | NDT 1

Wednesday 17 February - 20:00

Schouwburg & Concertzaal Tilburg, Tilburg - NL

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Context Programme

Before and after your visit, you can explore our contextual programmes to gain a deeper understanding of the makers, inspiration and themes of the performance.

Introduction Talk

NDT provides introduction talks prior to nearly all performances throughout the Netherlands. In half an hour you will be introduced to the company and dive into the world of contemporary dance and NDT’s repertoire.

After Talk

On selected dates, an After Talk will take place following the performance. Over the course of 30 minutes, you will join fellow audience members in reflecting on and discussing the performance you have just seen.

Where and when?

For GONE we organise Introduction Talks in all Dutch theatres (with the exception of Amsterdam). After our returning performances in Amare there will only be an After Talk. You will receive more information about this context programme prior to your visit via the theatre where you are attending the performance.

NDT Club

During the performance on 28 February at Amare in The Hague, there will be a new NDT Club. More information about this edition will follow.

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Practical information

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Intermission

This performance does not have an intermission. The running time of the performance has not yet been confirmed.

Content guide

Our dance performances are generally suitable for a wide audience, regardless of age, dance experience or background. For some performances, we provide extra information or warnings through our content guide. This may include flashing lights, loud sound, sensitive themes or intense scenes. The content guide for this performance will be added later on.

Accessibility

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