From 27 to 29 August, Alle Tijd uses young performance, installations and shared tables to ask who may live, root or remain on Brienenoord Island.
What you need to know
A headline alone hides the most useful limit:Slowing down here is not passive relaxation. It pulls questions normally skimmed in headlines back into the body: walking onto an island, sitting at a long table and moving through work about housing, farming, migration and colonial inheritance. The 2026 theme Alle Grond asks directly who land belongs to. Tickets cost roughly €15–€30 and the four-hour evening mixes performance, food and movement rather than separating them like a theatre schedule. Someone seeking one quick show may miss the links; the festival better suits visitors willing to give the whole evening to the island’s rhythm. For context, From 27 to 29 August, Alle Tijd uses young performance, installations and shared tables to ask who may live, root or remain on Brienenoord Island.
- The festival runs 27–29 August, 18:00–22:00 each evening.
- Alle Grond examines land, belonging, housing and migration.
- Tickets are about €15–€30 within an interdisciplinary dinner setting.
- Use Van Brienenoord 5 and check meal details and the return route.
Hokimi field note: Wear shoes for dark paths, verify what the meal includes and plan the return. The final stretch off an island needs more time than leaving a city-centre theatre.
Dates, availability and external conditions can change. Confirm the latest information with the official source.
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From 27 to 29 August, Alle Tijd uses young performance, installations and shared tables to ask who may live, root or remain on Brienenoord Island.
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