Festival De Bruiserij 2026
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Sun 28 Jun ’2612:30 - 18:00Amare
Programme
See also: festivaldebruiserij.nl
STAGE, Tribunetrap (ground floor)
12:30 PM - Doors open & registration
1:00 PM - Welcome by chairperson Jurre Geluk
1:05 PM - Compagnie Tiuri, dance theater preview of 'Please Hold My Hand'
1:20 PM - ART-Mobile, piano students Paolo & Angelica (under the direction of Eric Schulp)
1:35 PM - VTV Trivelino, songs from the musical ‘Huize Avondrust’
1:50 PM - Uniek in Muziek, students of Samara Baumgärtner
2:00 PM - Kernkoppen, spoken word & rap
2:15 PM - Break (visit the exhibition & workshops)
3:55 PM - Welcome back by the chairperson
4:00 PM - My Breath My Music, performance with specially adapted instruments
4:15 PM - Theater Group Fenix, 'Patatje Pinda'
4:35 PM - De Mooiste Muziekclub, students of Carmen van Haren
4:50 PM - Music with sign language
5:00 PM - Balletstudio Yolanda / Danceable
5:15 PM - Dance Unlimited, silent disco finale (Kunstenplein)
6:00 PM - End
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WORKSHOPS, 1st floor
My Breath My Music, try out instruments
12:30–2:05 p.m. | 2:30–3:35 p.m. | 4:00–5:10 p.m.
Rewire Festival, De Klank en Kleur music lab
12:30–2:05 p.m. | 2:30–3:35 p.m. | 4:00–5:10 p.m.
Joelle Bolleurs, The Dancing Deep Sea (shadow theater installation)
12:30 PM–2:05 PM | 2:30 PM–3:35 PM | 4:00 PM–5:10 PM
Balletstudio Yolanda, Danceable workshop
2:30 PM–3:35 PM
Theatergroep Fenix, Theater: Movement and Play
2:30 PM–3:35 PM
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EXHIBITION, continuously 12:30–6:00 PM
Arts Plaza (ground floor):
Marlot Meyer, ‘Pneuma’ (installation)
Anthony Hanssens, illustrations and paintings
Artism Foundation, 'This Wasn’t Here Before'
VTV Atelier Picasso, paintings
Collaborative artwork ‘Colorful’, GO students, curated by Celia Hadeler
Balcony (1st floor): Ecaterina Grigorieva, ‘Blub’ (sound installation)
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SILENCE ROOM, open continuously 12:30 PM–6:00 PM, 1st floor
Credits
Festival De Bruiserij is an initiative of KOO Kunstonderwijs, the largest provider of arts education in The Hague. KOO organizes this festival in collaboration with Amare, based on the belief that art should be accessible to everyone, especially people with disabilities.