On December 1, the TV program Podium Dans celebrates its 100th episode with a special look back at sixty years of dance in the Netherlands. Presenter Manon speaks with the three artistic directors of the major dance companies: Ted Brandsen (Dutch National Ballet), Emily Molnar (Nederlands Dans Theater) and Roel Voorintholt (Introdans).

Iungo is once again travelling across the globe. This time, the production heads to Bogotá, Colombia, where on 4 December a new version will premiere during Día de la Diversidad, at the invitation of IDARTES and Teatro Jorge Eliécer Gaitán.

16 October 2026

The nineteenth Arnhemse Piet was awarded on 16 October to Marieke van ’t Hoff, Managing Director of Introdans.

The board of the Dansersfonds has decided to dedicate this year’s Dutch Ballet Gala to Roel Voorintholt, Artistic Director of Introdans.

We are incredibly proud of our dancer Jillis Roshanali, who last night received the Young Swan during the Gala of the Nederlandse Dansdagen for the most impressive youth dance performance, for his role as Drosselmeijer in The Nutcracker by Jeroen Verbruggen.

We’re looking for you! In spring 2026, Theater Oostpool, Introdans, Phion Orchestra and Musis & Stadstheater Arnhem will join forces to create a powerful response to Stravinsky’s masterpiece Le Sacre du Printemps, together with dozens of talented young amateur performers.

27 September 2025

With no fewer than five choreographies, Introdans impresses with this opening programme of the new theatre season. Less is More lingers through its artistic beauty. Its meditative power continues to resonate long after.

September 20, 2025

With a choreography that focuses on lines and square shapes, Introdans creates a beautiful space for the calm unfolding of dance patterns in three classics and two new works.

“Isn’t it all a bit too much? There’s an abundance of everything.” At Introdans, Roel Voorintholt is putting together a low-stimulus program. More than ten years after he himself was struck by a cerebral hemorrhage, Roel tells his story.

With the premiere of Less is More, Introdans honors the art of omission. The promise is that, thanks in part to the set designers from Fillip Studios in Arnhem, you still won’t know where to look first.