The Current
Jan 14 -
Jan 16
Club Guy & Roni / HIIIT

The Current is an all-encompassing sensory experience in which club culture is brought into the theatre. In a pulsing space, performers and audience move through a shared landscape of music, light and energy, where the boundary between watching and participating gradually dissolves.
Where the night takes you and does not let go
- Date
- January 14, 2027 - January 16, 2027
- Genre
- Dance
- Location
- Stadsschouwburg Amsterdam, Rabozaal
The Current by Club Guy & Roni, Boris Acket and HIIIT is part of The Human Odyssey, an ongoing artistic trajectory that explores how people create meaning and connection through collective physical experiences.
The performance brings the physical and cultural codes of club culture onto the stage and approaches raving as embodied resistance and an expression of freedom. In an electronic environment, performers reconstruct a night in which pain, trauma and segregation are left behind on the dance floor, while they move towards liberation and shared release.
NITE actor and singer Sarah Janneh performs texts by South African writer Ronelda S. Kamfer. Live percussion and electronic music by Max Frimout and Stanislav Tolkachev create an intense, pulsing sonic landscape.
Inside an installation by Boris Acket, the boundaries between performer and audience dissolve. The Current explores what happens when individuals surrender to a collective flow — and how freedom, resistance and personal conviction can still exist within it.
Tickets and times
Guy Weizman and Roni Haver (Club Guy & Roni) were awarded the VSCD Golden Swan Lifetime Achievement Award in 2025.
In February 2026, they received the Jiří Kylián Ring in recognition of their impact on the Dutch and international dance world and their drive to innovate through interdisciplinary theatre.
Credits
concept and choreography
Roni Haver, Guy Weizman
visual design and installation
Boris Acket
music
Niels Meliefste, Max Frimout and others
composition
Max Frimout, Stanislav Tolkachev
dramaturgy
Friederike Schubert, Murat Dikenci



