Internationaal Theater Amsterdam — Attraction in Amsterdam

The International Theater Amsterdam is an impressive building. It looks stately from the outside, and much of the interior has been preserved, perhaps with some touch-ups and/or renovations.

We watched the Introdans (Spring) performance. Last year, we saw Fall in Amstelveen. We were truly impressed by the opening. Wow, it was amazing how they started at a long table. The dancers move very gracefully. Of course, you have some favorites among them, but overall, it was an impressive performance. It's a pity that they dance without an orchestra. Having live music would complete the experience. That's why I love going to the National Ballet, where you get to see an orchestra accompanying the dancers.

The theater has seats that are very comfortable. The staff is friendly and works quickly during the...

always amazed at the plays here and the building itself is lovely, but i think it is way to wheelchair unfriendly. The way the elevator is positioned opposit of a very small narrow garderobe hall makes it very packed and very uneasy to go through with a wheelchair. as well as the elevator itself is terrible, fits 2/3 people at max and the doors close after 4 seconds and are quite hard to get to reopen, my aunt got stuck with her wheelchair in it, and with so little space to move it’s hard to get it out of there in time. The staff differs, some are very helpful and think with you but others are only focussed on the efficiency of getting everyone in on time, which i understand but it creates a hostile environment, could be...

We had a pretty bad experience last night. We went to see Giovanni's Room (a wonderful play!) and got there one hour earlier because seating was free. 30min before the announced starting time, the foyer was completely packed. Yet they didn't start letting people in until less than 20min before. Then the QR code scanner at our entrance wasn't working, so the guy had to read every ticket... And when we finally got through, it turned out that the hall itself was still closed. The crowd was stuck on the staircases for another 10+ minutes... The staff looked nervous but nobody explained anything. The whole thing felt more like boarding a Ryanair flight than attending a stage play. It was a total...