During Friday Night LIVE, the collaboration between Kunsthal and Theater Rotterdam takes centre stage. Enjoy the beats of DJ Lovesupreme in the Kunsthal Café, join an artist talk with theatre maker and choreographer Alida Dors, be surprised by a dance performance by choreographer Junadry Leocaria, or listen to a lecture by Selçuk Balamir. With the sensory introduction Come to Your Senses, you’ll prepare yourself for the exhibition (Sur)render in HAL 4 of the Kunsthal.

Bites & drinks

During Friday Night LIVE, the tastiest bites are back on the menu. And are you coming to the Kunsthal with your Friday Night LIVE ticket between 17:00 and 19:00? Then a complimentary welcome drink (wine, beer, or soda) will be waiting for you!

Come to your senses - (Sur)render

A concept by Joëlle Raus Prudence in collaboration with Elten Kiene

How do you experience an exhibition when you don’t first try to understand it, but dare to surrender to it? During this sensory introduction, you step out of your head and attune your body to the exhibition Theater Rotterdam: (Sur)render. Through language, movement, breath, sound and scent, you explore what happens when you let go of control for a moment and make space for your surroundings, for others, and for the nature we are part of.

DJ Mixturess

DJ Mixturess will be taking over the Kunsthal Café. She seamlessly blends the soulful vibes of 90s and 2000s hip-hop and R&B with today’s dynamic sounds, creating an unforgettable musical journey. With nearly twenty years in the game, she’s not just a DJ but a pivotal figure in the Dutch music scene, known for electrifying stages from ADE to Mysteryland.

About (Sur)render

How can you transfer a live performance to an exhibition space? Taking the successful performance (Sur)render by theatre maker and choreographer Alida Dors as their point of departure, Kunsthal Rotterdam and Theater Rotterdam have joined forces to engage in an extraordinary experiment. The multidisciplinary theatrical production will be translated into an immersive exhibition; you will not only experience the performance’s subject matter as a spectator, but will become part of it yourself.