Maria Kraakman made her debut as director with Client E. Busken, a monologue played by Gijs Scholten van Aschat and musician Jip van den Dool. The text is based on the latest novel by Jeroen Brouwers.

One day, Édouard Louis stumbles upon a photograph of his mother when she was 20 years old. A happy young woman full of hope, full of dreams. But he himself only knows his mother as totally unhappy, trapped in a routine life as a housewife.

Exclusively for The Young Vic, Hans Kesting performs his acclaimed monologue Who Killed My Father in English.

The year of cancer is one of director Luk Perceval’s favorite novels. The balance between big emotions and banality, between tense expectations and daily burdens form the basis of his reading.

In Kings of war Ivo van Hove merges William Shakespeare's plays Henry V, Henry VI and Richard III into one explosive performance about leadership.

The name Judas is familiar to many of us. The traitor. The scorned man. A man condemned century after century for his cunning cowardice and who to this day deserves no pardon - or - is that perhaps half a story?

No novel has captivated and moved millions of readers during the past few years like A little life by American author Hanya Yanagihara.

At the beginning of the twentieth century, young Hans Castorp goes to a sanatorium in Davos, Switzerland, to visit his cousin. He plans to spend three weeks with him there, but will end up staying for seven years.

Ivo van Hove adapted Who killed my father by literary sensation Édouard Louis. Van Hove turned the very outspoken book into a monologue, especially for Hans Kesting.

Eline Arbo brings De uren (The hours), the novel by Michael Cunningham, to the stage.

In Age of Rage, Ivo van Hove tells a primeval story of how revenge haunts and destroys successive generations. This performance is in line with earlier large-scale social productions such as Roman tragedies and Kings of War.

Young Hans Castorp goes to a sanatorium in Davos, Switzerland, to visit his cousin. He plans to spend 3 weeks with him there, but will end up staying for 7 years. He meets a collection of eccentric figures. Through these encounters he slowly acquires a layered image of contradicting views on life.

The Money Game jr.- Protesters for hire, is an investigation into the role of optimism and money and how to protest when a crash is in full swing.

The Money Game jr.- Protesters for hire, is an investigation into the role of optimism and money and how to protest when a crash is in full swing.

Maria Kraakman will make her debut as director with Cliënt E. Busken, a monologue played by Gijs Scholten van Aschat and musician Jip van den Dool. The text is based on the latest novel by Jeroen Brouwers.

ITA in the Amsterdamse Bostheater

No novel has captivated and moved millions of readers during the past few years like A little life by American author Hanya Yanagihara.

At the beginning of the twentieth century, young Hans Castorp goes to a sanatorium in Davos, Switzerland, to visit his cousin. He plans to spend three weeks with him there, but will end up staying for seven years.

Exclusively for The Young Vic, Hans Kesting performs his acclaimed monologue Who Killed My Father in English.

One day, Édouard Louis stumbles upon a photograph of his mother when she was 20 years old. A happy young woman full of hope, full of dreams. But he himself only knows his mother as totally unhappy, trapped in a routine life as a housewife.

Ivo van Hove adapted Who killed my father by literary sensation Édouard Louis. Van Hove turned the very outspoken book into a monologue, especially for Hans Kesting.

In this searing drama about a fatal love, a blistering passion churns unstoppably to the surface.