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UNDERDOGS

Saturday 8 October @ Theater Rotterdam

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An underdog is someone no one expects to do well, the person nobody notices. Anne Nguyen’s fiery choreography exploring what it means to be invisible puts a surprising twist on what it does to someone to be branded an eternal loser. With three stellar dancers from her company Compagnie par Terre, it harnesses music and dance in a rebellion against the label of social outcast and offers a fresh take on the stereotype.

HARRY POTTER AND THE HALF-BLOOD PRINCE IN CONCERT

Thursday 10 November – Sunday 13 November @ De Doelen

Come feel the magic of Harry Potter live in concert at De Doelen in Rotterdam this November. Join sorcerer’s apprentice Harry as he sets out to uncover dark secrets, battle death eaters and face first love. With a soundtrack by Nicholas Hooper and live music performed by the Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra, this showing will leave you spellbound!

BOB ROSS PAINTING PARTY: HAPPIEST LITTLE FUTURE

Saturday 17 September @ Centrale Bibliotheek

The Erasmus bridge without cars? A city festooned with flowers? As part of its exhibition ‘Rotterdam goes green!’ the Rotterdam library is hosting an afternoon of creative painting where visitors can paint their ideal version of the city. All are welcome to come be inspired by the works of the iconic Bob Ross and get creative. And remember: we don’t make mistakes, just happy little accidents.

WW2 AR ROUTE ROTTERDAM

Through Tuesday 15 November

Experience, explore and feel the city and its past in a whole new way, through the technology of augmented reality. Delve into the history of the city before, during and after the Second World War on a route with stops at ten locations where innovative technology offers a unique glimpse of what happened there. You can find the QR-code stickers in the city until mid-November.

JAAP EN DE BONENSTAAK – CLIMATE WAR

Saturday 5 & Sunday 6 November @ Hofpleintheater

Jaap and his mum own a piece of primeval forest and have to choose: keep it, or chop it all down for loads of money? This modern-day retelling of the classic tale of Jack and the Beanstalk is both playful and provocative, revealing the negative impact greed has on our physical world and its disastrous effects on us. How are our choices harming the climate, and what are the consequences? Find out in this production with a message for all ages.

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