Press release DONATION CAMPAIGN Winter 2021 Support theatre for the visually impaired Our fundraising for the winter season has come to an end and we are happy to announce that we were able to raise €300 for the non-profit organization Komt Het Zien! Every year, STET Education pledges to donate 5% of their…
21 September 2024 | Theater aan het Spui I The Hague
4 and 5 March 2022 | Koninklijke Schouwburg | The Hague
6 things you should know about theatre and disabilities In recent years, The United Kingdom has made leaps of progression for increasing diversity in theatre. Both on stage and for their audiences. What can the Dutch theatre world learn from the UK? On Monday 1 November, we discussed this with a panel of Dutch and…
6 things you should know about theatre and disabilities In recent years, The United Kingdom has made leaps of progression for increasing diversity in theatre, both on stage and for their audiences. What can the Dutch theatre world learn from the UK? On Monday 1 November, we proposed this question to a panel of Dutch…
Accessibility of your visit STET’s statement on accessibility. At STET we are continuously learning about varied experiences of non-able bodied theatre professionals and audiences. We have been working with and learning from activists, performers and educators about our role and responsibilities to make our shows accessible to all. This includes taking steps such as…
Wheelchair accessibility STET works primarily in the three Het Nationale Theater venues in The Hague. For wheelchair accessibility at each venue, please see individual theatre descriptions below. Het Nationale Theater If you would like to make use of the adapted chairs at any of the venues, please contact HNT before the show via email or…
Accessibility STET No Limits This event is wheelchair accessible, spoken in English and there is a Dutch Sign Language interpreter present. You can attend in real life, or watch this event online. Sign Language At STET, our shows are often spoken in English, with a Dutch Sign Language Interpreter present (NGT). As an English…
HNTOnbeperkt The National Theater makes unlimited theatre accessible to people with disabilities with HNTOnbeperkt. By making adjustments, theatre visits become possible for people who are deaf, hard of hearing, blind or visually impaired. Since the pilot year in 2018, a lot of knowledge has been gained with the help of the Bartiméus Fund, HandicapNL and…
Vincent Bendervoet Vincent Bendervoet is well-established within the Dutch theatre scene; having been involved in productions since early 2009. After following four years of actor training at the Theaterschool de Trap, Bendervoet had his first professional performance at 17 with the Toneelgroep Amsterdam. Growing up visually impaired, Bendervoet attended both a regular primary…