Feeling Curious?
Feeling Curious? is the international performance festival of Theater Rotterdam. We celebrate diversity, applaud the unusual, and embrace the unknown. During our 10-day festival, we offer our stage to artists from around the world.
Our next edition will take place from 25 sept till 5 oct 2024. Tickets will be on sale on the 4th of june.
PROGRAM
Feeling Curious? offers our stage to performers from all over the world. We go beyond genre, age and background. The one thing they share is a radical view of the world. And of theatre making.
Check out our 2024 program!
FAQ:
Welcome to our Festival FAQ section! Have questions about tickets, travel, or our program? Find answers to all your queries here. Whether you're a seasoned theater-goer or attending for the first time, we've got you covered!
What kind of festival is Feeling Curious?
Feeling Curious? is the international performance festival of Theater Rotterdam. We celebrate diversity, applaud the unusual, and embrace the unknown. During our 10-day festival, we offer our stage to artists from around the world.
This year’s festival is centered around the concepts of humanity and empathy. These words will hang above our entrance in flashing neon letters during the festival. We invite makers who, with their performances, can give the audience some grip in these flammable times. Makers who ask questions from a radical perspective and show a dot on the horizon. All starting from the power of imagination with recognizable and current topics such as sustainability, equality, and diversity. Performances that attempt to give solace, answers, and new prospects. We invite the audience and makers to share concerns, desires, and inspiration with each other during the festival.
Our next edition will take place from 25 sept till 5 oct 2024. Tickets will be on sale on the 4th of june.
Where is the festival located? Is there parking available?
Feeling Curious? takes place at our main location, TR25 Schouwburg, at Schouwburgplein 25 in Rotterdam.
The entire venue will be at the service of the festival. On the performance pages and on your ticket, you'll be able to see in which specific hall a performance will take place.
Our theater is best accessible through public transport and is located a 5-minute walk from Rotterdam Centraal. Parking garage Schouwburgplein is located in front of our door and offers paid parking.
How do I purchase tickets for the festival?
Tickets can be purchased on our website through the specific performance pages. You can find these in the agenda or in the program section on our page.
We offer regular tickets, dicounted tickets for people up to 30 or a passe-partout which grands you access to the full festival.
Can I buy tickets at the door, or do I need to purchase them in advance?
If available, tickets will be accessible for door sale. However, we strongly recommend buying tickets in advance since we expect our performances to sell out.
Can I attend if I don't speak Dutch?
Yes! Most perfomances will be without any spoken language. If the performance does include language, this will be specified on the performance page
Is there assigned seating, or is it general admission?
Our main hall (Grote Zaal), has assigned seating. Performances in our other halls (Kleine Zall, Krijn Boon Studio, Erker Foyer and hal theater) are general admission.
Are food and drinks available for purchase at the festival?
Food options are available at Cafe Floor conveniently located next door. Additionally, a bar will be set up in our festival heart, situated in the entrance hall of the theater, where we'd love to welcome you for drinks. So, whether you're in the mood for a quick bite or a refreshing beverage, we've got you covered!
Is photography or recording allowed during performances?
During performances, we kindly ask that attendees refrain from photography or recording to maintain the integrity of the show. However, feel free to capture the applause or snap all the pics you'd like in our festival heart! Remember to tag @feelingcuriousrotterdam if you share them on Instagram; we'd love to see the festival through your eyes!