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From strength to strength: NDT 1’s Resonance feels like a victory lap

Von Mark Vicente, 10 Dezember 2025

A triumphant evening showcasing the breadth and depth of NDT’s artistic intellect, and their dazzling versatility across various choreographic landscapes.

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The Hague

10 Dez 2025

Strength to strength: NDT 1’s Resonance feels like a victory lap

Von Mark Vicente

London

NDT brings a successful mixed programme to London

Von Graham Watts, 26 Juni 2018

Everything Pite choreographs turns to gold and when Young is also involved it’s an especially rich vein.

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London

26 Jun 2018

NDT brings a successful mixed programme to London

Von Graham Watts

Amsterdam

NDT's Savoir Faire programme is a feast of virtuosi dances

Von Lambrecht Wessels, 24 Mai 2018

Shut Eye (Lightfoot & León) is like an alternating current. Woke Up Blind (Goecke) is entertaining and vulnerable. Pite's work hits the rythmic nail on the head. You want to freeze-frame Pite's dancers, snap a picture and hang it on the wall.

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Amsterdam

24 Mai 2018

A feast of virtuosi dances

Von Lambrecht Wessels

Berlin

It was not a dream! Four aces of choreography in Berlin

Von Katja Vaghi, 29 November 2017

NDT's main company is back in Berlin, at the House of the Berliner Festspiele, with works by four aces of contemporary choreography. More classically abstract works are successfully paired with ones for the digital-literate.

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Berlin

29 Nov 2017

NDT in Berlin

Von Katja Vaghi

New York City

Nederlands Dans Theater: An affirmation of our humanity

Von Andrew Blackmore-Dobbyn, 16 November 2016

This was a terrific performance by a world class troupe of dancers.

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New York City

16 Nov 2016

Nederlands Dans Theater: An affirmation of our humanity

Von Andrew Blackmore-Dobbyn