Reinout Bos (2026) Come Together Festival

COME TOGETHER (11)

Amsterdam, 4th-6th February 2026 – The annual gathering for performance COME TOGETHER returned for its 11th edition. The program was curated through a chain-curating principle whereby Amsterdam-based collectives invite other artists. Ulrike Quade Company was a curator and partner of the festival which celebrated unexpected collaborations in performance practice.

The festival was produced by Nicole Beutler Projects in collaboration with Frascati Amsterdam, BAU Dance & Performance, Boogaerdt/VanderSchoot, BackBone and Ulrike Quade Company. Over three days, audiences witnessed innovative contemporary work from Amsterdam based artists. Taking place in Frascati, 24 artists shared performances, works-in-progress, installations and creative dialogues.

The line-up this year included the following artists:

Ahmad Mallah & Rebecca Lillich // Krüger; Al Shaheen Baby Falcon; Betül Şefika; Bo Jacobs; Charlotte Gillain; Femke Hoppenbrouwer; Fernando Troya – A Pelo Productions; Ghaith Kween Qoutainy; Ika Schwander; Jojo Knowles; Kim Baraka; Kim Zeevalk; Leonarde Lovreković & Lucija Miletic; Liza Houben; Mher Brutyan; Niek Vanoosterweyck; Roos Groothuizen & Cyanne van den Houten; Rosa Hanssen, Lara van der Poel, Ariane Groot & Yannick Bronkhorst; S*an D. Henry-Smith; senakirfa A.; Siena Avalon Ciancia; Sloan Caldwell; Studio Marble en Zoë Greten.

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Reinout Bos (2026) Studio Marble at Come Together Festival (11)

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