Zeikstuk

Name: Zeikstuk — WILD Producties
Start: 2026-09-26T19:30:00+02:00
Location: Frascati, Amsterdam

WILD Producties

Fri 25 Sep ’26 and Sat 26 Sep ’26

A physical theatre piece with people and toilets.

Fri 25 Sep ’26

and

Sat 26 Sep ’26

Fri 25 Sep ’26

19:30

Frascati, Amsterdam

Frascati 1

Tickets

Sat 26 Sep ’26

19:30

Frascati, Amsterdam

Frascati 1

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Zeikstuk is a physical theatre piece with people and toilets. A theatrical exploration of the smallest room.

The discussion about where a trans person should pee is a recurring one. Cis people are afraid of trans people peeing and pooping. But how do you pee if you’re trans? Where do you go and what do you experience in the wild world of public restrooms?

Zeikstuk is performed by 23 trans people between the ages of 18 and 65. The performance is subtitled in English and is wheelchair accessible.

Language: Dutch with English surtitles
Wheelchair accessible

Credits

artistic direction Storm Vogel, Teddy Slootman en Otto Calmeijer Meijburg text Storm Vogel en spelers choreography Otto Calmeijer Meijburg PR en communication Teddy Slootman PR assistence Alex Kreeft production Crystal Hassell scenography Paul Boereboom composition Jony Wegewijs technical en light design Dana Claasen business manager Andre Damian campaign image and scene photograpy Elzo Bonam poster design Dana Dijkgraaf performance Adinda, Aiden, Alex, Anne Peet, Aurora, Bianca, Davian, Eddie, Finneas, Inge Frank, Lieve, Lila, Margje, Maud, Max, Mick, Naïm, Ocean, Pelle, Mija, Sjuul, Yumi

trailer Roemfilm composition Jony Wegewijs

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About WILD Producties

WILD Producties is a T4T theater company, founded in 2022 by and for trans artists. WILD creates theater performances with trans and genderqueer artists, young people, and elderly. WILD focuses on the experiences and knowledge of its performers. Through physical acting, music, dance, and original texts, WILD brings the performers' stories to the stage.