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Our 2025–2026 season is coming to an end.
We look back with great gratitude on a season in which we presented both national and international productions.
Beginning at Expo 2025 Osaka and later presented during the Holland Festival, WE ARE THE HOUSE will continue its journey next season.
Here is a two-minute trailer of WE ARE THE HOUSE: Performance.
Credits
Concept, pianist, composer, voice, video, text: Tomoko Mukaiyama
Performer, actor, text: Just van Bommel
Composer: Yannis Kyriakides
Video: Reinier van Brummelen
Technical director: Luftzug/Yutaka Endo
Lighting and Stage Design: Amber Vandenhoeck
Sound system: Kikuno/Yuji Tsutsumida
Video Design: Simpei Mitani
Video Assistant: Neda Gueorguieva
Light technician: Frank Hardy
Advisor text: Yuri Yamada
Producer: Naomi Russell
Production Manager: Anca Turtoi
Graphic Design: Simpson Tse
Communication: Willem Schenk
Production: Tomoko Mukaiyama Foundation, Kyoto Art Center, Holland Festival
Partners: Holland Festival, Kyoto Art Center, Kyoto Art Center, Osaka Expo, CAN (Cultuur All Nippon), Multus
Support: Fonds Podiumkunsten, Amsterdams Fonds voor de Kunst, Ammodo Art, Het Nieuwe Institute, Ambassade van het Koninkrijk der Nederlanden in Japan
Trailer
Direction: Kiriko Mechanicus Camera: Stan Visser & Kiriko Mechanicus Editing: Coen Hagenaars & Kiriko Mechanicus
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LAST TICKETS
Join us for a unique morning where breakfast, music, memory, history, and ritual come together on the water in Amsterdam
We welcome you together with food artist @_aslihatipoglu and vocalist @claireadams.music
EAT is collaboration with @mediamatic_ and @rederijlampedusa
www.mediamatic.net/en/page/393366/eat
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This weekend, we launched a new edition of EAT.
Every morning, we have been rediscovering the beauty of Amsterdam from the water.
EAT is a series of performances combining music, breakfast, and ritual. Together with the @Mediamatic team, this is the third edition we have created.
This summer, we welcome you aboard the Alhadj Djumaa, together with food artist Aslı Hatipoğlu and vocalist Claire Adams.
The Alhadj Djumaa is an Egyptian fishing boat that crossed the Mediterranean on 25 July 2013, carrying 282 refugees before being seized by the Italian Coast Guard. Today, the boat sails through Amsterdam's canals as part of Rederij Lampedusa.
Join us for a unique morning where breakfast, music, memory, history, and ritual come together on the water in Amsterdam.
Last seats available :
www.mediamatic.net/en/page/393366/eat
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