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Wij Den Haag

9 city productions on the road to Amare

For months, special ensembles and dance companies throughout the city have been rehearsing for the opening festival in Amare. Unfortunately, the presentations during the opening weekend did not take place because of the corona measures. But the collaborations and connections are there! Wij Den Haag keeps on going and buzzing throughout the city. Browse through this page to learn more about the projects and to watch the Wij Den Haag Journaal videos.

Wij Den Haag Journaal

In the Wij Den Haag Journaal, we take a look behind the city productions of Wij Den Haag. Presenter Paula Udondek talks to the makers and city residents as they prepare for their big day on the big stage.

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Of, for and by the city

Instinctive Neighbourhood
In collaboration with Corpo Máquina and Laaktheater
Warriors Foot
In collaboration with Corpo Máquina and El Jackson Education
Litanies of Trees - Honderdduizend bomen
Sara Vrugt with Ensemble Klang in collaboration with De Nieuwe Regentes
Lichtpuntjes (rays of light)
In collaboration with The Hague Jazz Collective, Theater De Vaillant, Haags HipHop Centrum (H3C), Haags Theaterhuis and students of the Royal Conservatoire
Siggi F & SDH
In collaboration with Slagwerk Den Haag, Siggi Florentina, Laaktheater and the Royal Conservatoire
Ottoman Baroque - A Mystical Musical Journey
Muziekcentrum 1001 Nachten, Duygu Alkan and an ensemble of musicians and students of the Royal Conservatoire
© Kluster5
Workout Union
Kluster5, De Dutch Don't Dance Division & Pop-up Dance in collaboration with De Nieuwe Regentes
Parade to Amare
A parade of 350 musicians to Amare
Strange News
New European Ensemble in collaboration with Ensemble Academy Koninklijk Conservatorium

More Wij Den Haag

Little Amal in The Hague
She’s only 10 years old and walking all the way from the Turkish-Syrian border to Europe. Her name is Little Amal.
Body Landscape
Dance collective MEYER-CHAFFAUD is participating with amateurs from all over the city to create a performance during the opening.
May I Come In?
As part of the project May I Come In? we pay visits to the neighbourhood to get acquainted with our neighbours.

Contact

Any questions? Send an email to communicatie@amare.nl

Wij Den Haag is made possible in part by: