An enchanting afternoon for all ages, where classic fairy tales are given a queer twist. Experience familiar stories where everyone can be themselves and love is celebrated in all its forms.
A double bill featuring 'Pasvorm', a solo performance on gender identity by Peer Roosen, and 'Johnny Tranca is f*cking with Brahms', a drag king solo by Ariadna Rubio Lleo.
In this light, moving solo performance, Barrie Stevens, at 82, reflects on a rich and unconventional life, connecting his story with the work of his idol, Oscar Wilde.
A bold, playful and outspoken queer interpretation of William Shakespeare’s classic comedy, where four lovers get lost in a chaotic, glittering world of feuding fairies.
Fashion icon, burlesque star, and drag visionary Violet Chachki comes to Club Chrome for an evening of dance-pop, avant-garde performances, and high-fashion drag.
An intimate, confronting performance about the course of shame, being excluded, and the ways we stand strong.
The unsuccessful cabaret duo 'The Sorrow of Drenthe' has split up. When Tim suddenly dies, Albert is forced to go solo in this ode to unconventional mourning.
A moving, funny and personal production about love, identity and family secrets in the 1980s. Familiar, poignant and painfully topical. (Dutch with English surtitles)
Experience a WorldPride Extravaganza with burlesque as the Roode Bioscoop theatre transforms into a smokey twenties nightclub, complete with variety acts and film footage.
During Pride Week, join a guided tour to discover the queer history of Internationaal Theater Amsterdam, exploring iconic locations and learning about groundbreaking artists.
Queer Palestinian musician Mohammed Aref and his band The Habibs perform self-written songs blending pop, world music, and Arabic/Western influences.
GIRLS WON'T BE GIRLS is a vibrant break-up with everything you thought you knew about womanhood. In a world of boxes, labels and glass ceilings, we create space for new perspectives.
An educational cabaret show about the history of sex, gender, and kink, featuring historical stories, drag, and a healthy dose of humor.
New York, 1969. In a bar full of music, color, and tension, the frustration of the queer community culminates in the Stonewall riots, the starting point of the international fight for equal rights and visibility.
An evening of queer stories and music from Mezrab regulars and new faces, celebrating community through the power of storytelling.
Celebrate Pride with Club WILD during A WILD Night, an evening of hot performers, energy, inspiration, and extravaganza at BOOM Chicago.
A collaborative music and theatrical project mixing dark minimal soundscapes and deconstructed dance music with theatrical drag, showcasing a non-binary persona driven by intense, unfiltered emotions.
In Dutch. An impressive and moving theater performance where rainbow seniors share their personal stories, experiences, and voices, brought to life with music.
Experience the iconic Broadway classic in the full English version, an intimate rock musical written by Jonathan Larson, the man behind the iconic musical Rent.
A warm and funny show with queer comedians, featuring beautiful songs, hilarious anecdotes, and sketches about lesbian life.
An evening of queer pleasure through film, performances, and talks about queer sex in public spaces, presented by Lesbique and queer.red.
Experience the iconic Broadway classic, an intimate rock musical by Jonathan Larson, creator of Rent, performed entirely in English.
The 'Clown in a Gown', Bianca Del Rio, returns to the stage with her seventh solo stand-up tour, celebrating 30 years of her legendary razor-sharp wit.
A hilarious play exploring aging, belonging, and adversity as three middle-aged men navigate personal challenges in funny, touching, and surprising ways.
A choreographic experiment in power, intimacy, exchange, and a little bit of p0rn.
A variety show with bingo, comedians, magicians, and musicians, directed by Zena Wood. A show for everyone, really.
A special Pride edition of Bookshop Kids for children aged 6 and over. A drag queen will read from beautiful children's books in a space designed to let the imagination run wild.
As part of Pride, The Bookshop hosts an evening of two separate queer performances in Dutch: Harun Balci's 'From Turkey with Love' and Merel Severs & Jimmi Heijgelaar's 'Living in Silence for Too Long'.
An evening with two separate queer performances: 'BODySCAN 223' by Robbeduz and Guenter Raler, and 'SCHILLEN' by Thorn de Vries, as part of ITA's Pride programming.
Experience the extraordinary life of Frieda Belinfante—cellist, conductor, WWII resistance hero, and queer pioneer—in this acclaimed one-woman musical, presented in English for WorldPride Amsterdam.
As part of Pride, queer artists Or Sebastian and Drek Manor each present their own unique performance on the same evening at The Bookshop.
The Queer Pacific Collective presents an interdisciplinary program of storytelling, music, performance, and ceremony rooted in Pacific traditions and diaspora.
A musical children’s show about two male penguins with a big wish: their own chick. A true and moving story about love and families that look a little different.
Experience the only official Queen musical, a spectacular show featuring over 20 legendary hits. Join the rebellion in a future where rock music is forbidden and help bring it back to life.
Experience the premiere of the audio film 'Lorca', featuring a listening session, a talk with the creators, and poetry inspired by the Spanish queer poet Federico García Lorca.
A revival of Ivo van Hove's radical 2008 production of Tony Kushner’s brilliant and award-winning play, Angels in America: A Gay Fantasia on National Themes.
A queer science fiction performance about trans identity and self-determination, using Gregorian chants, pumping beats, and anime-inspired visuals.
A live excavation of sounds from the body-archive, exploring our relationship with sound as a gateway to our life experiences.
A performance spectacle with six performers from the nightlife scene, moving between dance, theatre, and performance art to explore the figure of the 'party girl'.
What if you are deaf in a world where everything revolves around music? Arthur Japin's novel about the deaf boy Kolja comes to life in a moving music theater performance.
In Dutch. Theater maker Louis Janssens and four actors from different generations explore the concept of family, telling stories and seeking comfort, support, and recognition from each other on stage.
Dutch songwriter and Eurovision winner Duncan Laurence will perform at Royal Theatre Carré, presenting new music inspired by personal experiences and stories.
KENKI KRIN KRIN is an interdisciplinary performance by creator and performer Cherella Gessel (she/he/they), in which different identities are peeled away and rebuilt layer by layer.
A physical theater piece by WILD Productions exploring the experiences of trans people in public restrooms, performed by 23 trans individuals.
New York 1969, in a bar full of color, music, and freedom, Drag Queens and activists—including the iconic Marsha P. Johnson—fight for their existence. This is the beginning of the Stonewall riots, the moment the queer community worldwide fights for equal rights.
Experience the pink revolution of the French Baroque in 'Beyond The Ball,' a new baroque-wave musical about the queer icon, opera diva, and master duelist, Julie d’Aubigny.
An immersive performance-opera by Club Gewalt questioning how to navigate a collapsing world and retune our senses amidst the constant noise of a predicted apocalypse.
Chantal Janzen returns to the theater after ten years as Sally Bowles in a daring new version of Cabaret! In 1930s Berlin, a mysterious master of ceremonies welcomes you to the dark but decadent Kit Kat Club, where Sally is the star.
The impressive musical about the life and death of the legendary Edith Piaf. Follow her story as she reflects on her life with four characters who left an indelible mark on her existence.
An unfiltered conversation with the iconic American writer, humorist, and social critic Fran Lebowitz, interviewed by Twan Huys.
