

Every year, Festival Cement treats you to a festival full of exciting performances. About 20 young makers from the Netherlands and Flanders show their work to a curious audience.
In various places in ’s-Hertogenbosch, the public and professionals are looking at a new generation of performing artists. You can discover young makers and their themes, new forms, and alternative proposals for the future.
In addition to a program full of performances, there is plenty of room for the audience, makers and professionals to meet, enter into dialogue, and delve into the extensive context program.
The full programme for Festival Cement 2026 is now online. Tickets for all performances and the context programme are now available for purchase. And don't forget to buy your Bordje Cement.
You decide what you pay
This year, you decide what you pay for a performance. Each performance has three prices. You choose the one that suits you best.
The standard price is our recommended price of £18. Can you pay less? Then choose the lower rate of £12. Can you pay more? Then choose £24, and you'll help someone else to come too.
Festival pass
For frequent visitors, we have a Festival Pass: £45 for those aged 29 and under / £80 regular.




An ode to something we usually don't pay attention to: fluorescent lighting. By playing with the voltage on the tubes, Finn Borath & Boris de Klerk transform not only the light, but also the sound. The soft clicking and humming normally indicates a faulty fixture, but in Roomtone it is the basis for an electro-acoustic composition. The purely functional lamps are now the creators of a constantly shifting landscape of light and resonance.


What if, when it really matters, you were as quick-witted as you had hoped? In DEAR FRAIL MALE, Just van Bommel recounts a personal anecdote about an unexpected “encounter” with a group of boys.
Just reimagines this memory in a textual, rhythmic performance about the (quite literal) weight of the male norm. Performed by two men, Just delves into the struggles of boys and men in their search for identity within a society that sees aggression as strength and vulnerability as weakness.




