This summer La Chartreuse, Centre national des écritures du spectacle, presents the work of Dutch playwrights Magne van den Berg and Frank Siera, and Flemish playwrights Jan Sobrie and Raven Ruëll. Three French artistic teams will present stage readings of their texts in front of professional and regular audiences on 21 and 24 July 2021. The readings at La Chartreuse as well as the translations themselves are part of a four-year project to promote Dutch-language theatre texts in French-speaking regions, a joint effort of Dutch Performing Arts, Maison Antoine Vitez, Flanders Arts Institute, and Flanders Literature.

As part of a continued collaboration with Dutch Performing Arts, cultural children's festival Segni D'infanzia presents theatre and dance from the Netherlands for young audiences. Kicking off the Dutch performances on 9 & 10 July 2021 — followed by another selection of Netherlands-based companies in October — is dance company De Dansers.

For the second time DramatikerInnenfestival in Graz, Austria puts the spotlight on contemporary Dutch and Flemish theatre texts. The festival takes place from 8-13 June 2021.

On 5 May 2021 the French translation of the theatre text ‘Embrouilleurs!’ (‘Woestzoeker!’), originally written in Dutch by Jan Sobrie, will be presented at Festival Regards Croisés in Grenoble, France. The presentation is part of a joint effort of Dutch Performing Arts, Flanders Literature, Flanders Arts Institute, and Maison Antoine Vitez to promote Dutch-language theatre texts in French-speaking regions.

The new online platform DutchFocus-China.com spotlights 29 theatre and dance companies from the Netherlands. The platform was developed with the support of Dutch Performing Arts, in response to the lack of international touring opportunities caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

This year Istanbul Theatre Festival presented an extensive online programme alongside a selection of physical performances. In collaboration with Dutch Performing Arts, the festival presented live streamed performances by Dutch theatre and dance companies NDT 2 and Club Guy & Roni. The 24th edition of Istanbul Theatre Festival took place from 6 November until 1 December 2020 online and in Istanbul, Turkey.

With the support of Dutch Performing Arts, theatre festival Theater aan Zee (TAZ) presents a multitude of theatremakers and companies from the Netherlands. The festival also hosts a sector meeting (in Dutch) for theatre professionals from the Netherlands and Flanders. The sector meeting is organised by TAZ, Dutch Performing Arts, rekto:verso, Stichting Nieuwe Helden, Cultuurloket, and deBuren.

Dutch Performing Arts proudly powers three Netherlands-based theatre companies and artists who are part of the International Theatre Festival at the Venice Biennale 2019. Theater Artemis, Club Gewalt and Julian Hetzel are part of a Dutch focus programme, with multiple performances in July and August 2019.

This year’s edition of the annual DramatikerInnenfestival in Graz, Austria will include a special focus on theatre from the Lowlands. The event will feature staged readings of six theatre texts originally written in Dutch.

Dutch Performing Arts proudly powers eight Dutch youth theatre and dance companies who are present at the IPAY Showcase 2019, in collaboration with the Consulate General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in New York, Assitej Netherlands and DutchCulture. The showcase takes place from 15-19 January 2019 in Philadelphia, the United States.

In collaboration with Dutch Performing Arts, the 18th edition of interdisciplinary festival Actoral will spotlight the work of 6 Dutch makers and companies in a special programme titled Temps fort Pays-Bas.

Italian arts festival Romaeuropa presents several performances of Dutch dance and children's music theatre.

In collaboration with Dutch Performing Arts, new outdoor arts weekend In Your Way will spotlight the work of two Dutch makers.

The 102nd edition of the ISPA congress will be in Leeuwarden, the Netherlands. Leeuwarden-Friesland 2018 will host the congress. Dutch Performing Arts and Performing Arts Fund NL are financially supporting this edition.

Theatre Le Mouffetard, in collaboration with the Dutch embassy in France and Dutch Performing Arts, organises activities dedicated to Dutch object and puppet theatre.

Italian arts festival Romaeuropa presents Dutch theatre, children's theatre and dance.

For the third time director Ivo van Hove has selected a novel by the great Dutch author Louis Couperus as the material for a theatre production. Couperus wrote ‘The Book of Small Souls’ between 1901 and 1903, in the turbulent period of transition from the 19th to the 20th centuries.

April in New York. Eric Packer, an unscrupulous 28-year-old billionaire is driving across town for a haircut in his stretch limo. All around the world exchange rates are shaky and the markets are tanking. The heart of the metropolis is on the verge of breaking point. The President is making an official visit, vast crowds of fans have turned out for the funeral of a Sufi rapper, violence erupts at anti-globalization demonstrations and artists mount guerrilla actions to gain publicity. Even Eric Packer’s life is running out of control.

From spear to smartphone: over the centuries, human beings have developed countless tools to master their world. But do we really rule our technology, or are we in its grasp?

Italian arts festival Romaeuropa presents Dutch theatre, children's theatre and dance.

The Festival Mondial des Théâtres de Marionnettes is the world’s largest gathering of puppeteers and object theatre makers that takes place every other year in Charleville-Mézières, France. Dutch Performing Arts supports five Dutch theatre companies who will perform at the festival.

Music, dance, theatre, performance and fine arts in the former industrial buildings of the Ruhr Area: that‘s the Ruhrtriennale. The Dutch programmes at the Ruhrtriennale are financially supported by Dutch Performing Arts.

Theater aan Zee (TAZ) has a Dutch focus this year, supported by Dutch Performing Arts.

Toneelgroep Amsterdam will perform 'The Maids' and 'Ibsen house' during Festival d'Avignon.

The Chantiers d'Europe festival at the Théâtre de la Ville in Paris has a Dutch focus this year.

SICK! Festival 2017 is presenting several Dutch artists, in collaboration with Dutch Performing Arts.

In collaboration with Dutch Performing Arts, the festival Cabaret de curiosités has a 'Dutch touch' this edition.

Five Dutch playwrights are going on a promotional tour to Berlin and Bochum (Germany).

Theatre Le Mouffetard, in collaboration with The Dutch embassy in France and Dutch Performing Arts, organises a day dedicated to Dutch object and puppet theatre.

From 29 November - 3 December, Ulrike Quade Company performs Maniacs at Le Mouffetard in Paris in the context of Dutch Performing Arts en France.

Dutch Performing Arts | en France is a multi annual project that aims to increase the visibility and presence of Dutch theatre and dance in France. Dutch Performing Arts | en France est un projet visant à accroître la visibilité et la présence du théâtre et de la danse néerlandais en France.

In the season 2016-2017 the following performances are going on tour throughout Flanders and the Netherlands: Jan Hulst & Kasper Tarenskeen with Scheeps-horeca, Marijn Brussaard with Forever Young, Lisa Verbelen with ONE, Yinka Kuitenbrouwer with HonderdHuizen, Michiel Vandevelde with Antithesis and Louis Vanhaverbeke with Kokokito.

Music, dance, theatre, performance and fine arts in the former industrial buildings of the Ruhr Area: that‘s the Ruhrtriennale. The Dutch programmes at the Ruhrtriennale are financially supported by Dutch Performing Arts.

For the next three years Dutch Performing Arts is working together with arts festival Norfolk & Norwich to present exciting Dutch work there.

The annual Showcase of IPAY is the premiere event in North America, dedicated to promoting the best in international performing arts for young audiences.

Music, dance, theatre, performance and fine arts in the former industrial buildings of the Ruhr Area: that‘s the Ruhrtriennale.