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ENGLISH THEATRE AMSTERDAM
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We produce an annual season of inspiring
English language theatre in Amsterdam!
2026 Season
ORANGE AFTER HOURS: A Benefit Cabaret
July 2, 2026
KIT LIVE
Linnaeusstraat 2A
1092 CK Amsterdam
Step into Orange After Hours: A Benefit Cabaret, with Pim van Amerongen in the spotlight and a selection of favorites from Orange Theatre Company (OTC). Enjoy an evening of music, wine, and unforgettable performances in support of OTC.
Tickets & Experiences
VIP Royal Box Experience - €100
Indulge in the full Orange After Hours experience.
Includes entry to the cabaret performance, champagne, fine wines, and elegant canapé pairings, plus exclusive access to a meet and greet with the cast and crew. Enjoy premium seating in the Royal Box and refined small bites throughout the evening. Canapé pairings selected by WSET Level 2 wine enthusiasts.
Wine Tasting - €50
A curated experience for wine lovers.
Includes entry to the cabaret performance, a guided tasting of four wines (two whites and two reds), followed by a full glass of your favorite selection, paired with delicious small bites.
General Admission - €20
Step into the world of Orange After Hours.
Includes entry to the cabaret performance.
Schedule
19:00 – 20:00: Doors Open, Wine Tasting & VIP Royal Box Experience Begins
20:00 – 21:00: Cabaret Performance
21:00 – 22:30: After-hours Mingling
Location: KIT LIVE, Linnaeusstraat 2A, 1092 CK Amsterdam
A Christmas Carol
December 2- 13, 2026
KIT LIVE
Linnaeusstraat 2A
1092 CK Amsterdam
Orange Theatre Company (OTC) is excited to return to the stage in Amsterdam, from December 3 - 13, with an original adaptation of the most beloved Christmas story of all time: A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens! OTC celebrates this Christmas Classic with an Orange twist and many Carols!
A Christmas Carol is a universal story about the importance of community, empathy and our ability to self-reflect and transform. There is a reason why this story is called a classic. It is a tirade against selfishness, ignorance and neglect. What would the ghosts of Christmas Past, Christmas Present and Christmas Yet To Come reveal in this day and age?