Perdu
theaterCultural stage, specialised poetry bookshop, and publishing house in Amsterdam that presents experimental literary and poetry performances and events (including regular 'De Avonden'), and operates a small theatre space which is also available for hire.
Upcoming Events (7)
93 minuten, als elke minuut telt
A tragicomedy about dignified dying in a staged reading of 93 minuten at Perdu, Amsterdam, featuring Olga Zuiderhoek and colleagues.
Oogsprong
Book launch of Oogsprong, Bernke Klein Zandvoort's first literary non-fiction work. At Perdu in Amsterdam, the evening presents a reading and discussion around themes of seeing and not seeing, inviting reflection in an intimate venue.
Biografie in Psychoanalyse: Greet Hofmans biography
Han van Bree presents his biography Het vertroebelde oog, the life of Greet Hofmans, in the Biografie in Psychoanalyse series at Perdu, Amsterdam.
HUMA-café met Thijs Pepping: Tweede brein – naar een digitale levenskunst
Thijs Pepping explores how artificial intelligence reshapes how we think, feel, and act, and how we can preserve authenticity, autonomy, free will and relationships in a digital age. A thoughtful HUMA Café talk at Perdu in Amsterdam, blending philosophy and technology in an accessible discussion.
Kafka, kapitaal en camouflage: filosoferen over metamorfosen
Felix & Sofie invite you to an intimate Perdu program in Amsterdam that probes metamorphosis through Kafka, capitalism, and camouflage. A provocative blend of literature and philosophy, this evening invites lively discussion on how ideas shape identity and social change.
Stuk Stoppelman
Stuk Stoppelman at Perdu in Amsterdam delivers a razor-sharp theater piece by Gonny Gaakeer and Theater Na de Dam Productions, weaving wit, grit, and intimate storytelling inside the candlelit, cellar-stage charm of the venue.
Creativity as resistance. New forms of collaboration
An experimental evening at Perdu in Amsterdam exploring creativity as resistance, showcasing Breukvlakken and new forms of collaboration in an intimate theatre setting that invites daring ideas and dialogue.