Every September, Amsterdam transforms into a playground for the unconventional and the untamed as the Amsterdam Fringe Festival takes over the city. And this year, from September 5 to 15, the festival will present a dynamic blend of theatre, performance, and dance that defies boundaries and challenges expectations. Are you ready?
Amsterdam Fringe Festival: 11 Days And A Multudisciplinary Program
For 11 days, Amsterdam Fringe Festival will showcase 57 emerging artists and collectives from diverse backgrounds and origins. This multidisciplinary program is a testament to the festival’s commitment to providing a platform for new creators, allowing their stories and perspectives to shine. From theatre to dance, each performance is a bold exploration of creativity and experimentation.
And the festival isn’t just confined to traditional stages! It spans the entire city, turning unexpected locations like boats, clubs, and even hidden corners of Amsterdam into impromptu performance spaces. With 25 unique venues and over 250 shows, the city itself becomes a living, breathing stage, inviting audiences to experience art in its most raw and surprising forms.
A Place For Emerging Talent
What sets the Amsterdam Fringe Festival apart from other similar events? Undoubtedly its open call for artists and dedication to mentoring emerging talent. This nurturing environment fosters innovation and artistic freedom. Plus, it makes it a haven for those who dare to push the boundaries of conventional performance.
The tickets for individual performances range from €9.50 to €14.50. It depends on the length of the show, but it’s accessible to all. With a lineup that includes both short and full-length shows, from mime performances to opera, the festival offers a diverse array of experiences, each one a potential discovery.
Since its inception in 2005, the Amsterdam Fringe Festival has become a beloved tradition. It’s celebrated for its independent spirit and its embrace of the unknown. So, don’t miss it this year and let us know how it went!
You can have a look at the full program here.
📆 From September 5 to 15