We are Akoesticum

The first and only training centre for music, dance and theatre in the Netherlands.

From the opening in January 2015, guests and visitors from home and abroad come to us to practise, train, eat and stay overnight. A number of special projects have since renamed us a permanent training venue, including the Concertgebouw Orchestra Young and the Australian Youth Orchestra.

Akoesticum Friso Barracks

Akoesticum believes that art is indispensable for human development and connection in society. Art stimulates creativity and imagination and brings people together. With this in mind, the foundation wants to contribute to a better society with the performing arts as its commitment.

Akoesticum team

Akoesticum aims to be a sanctuary for performing artists to come together, rehearse, learn, create, experiment, innovate and inspire each other. A location that offers peace and space, where growth and development of performing artists are central, and creative collaborative processes flourish outside the frenzy of the day. An open house and meeting place for artists and audiences of all ages and cultures; an incubator where inspiring encounters and artistic exchange result in surprising art forms and performances.

Akoesticum art

Non-profit organisation

ANBI status

As a national training centre for music, dance and theatre, Akoesticum is committed to providing an affordable and professional workplace for performing artists from all over the world.

Akoesticum is a non-profit organisation with cultural ANBI status (Algemeen Nut Beogende Instelling). Donations and gifts to Akoesticum are therefore tax-deductible. Donors to cultural ANBIs also have an additional tax advantage, as an extra donation deduction applies to them.

Articles of association, policy plan and reports

Business data

Name of institution: Akoesticum Foundation
Chamber of Commerce: 50284428
RSIN: 8226577 40
IBAN number: NL71 RABO 0129 1294 45
BIC: RABONL2U
Monument number: 523488
Purpose: To promote all types of performing arts by drawing attention to the performing arts, creating opportunities to train people, providing facilities to practice performing arts, providing an opportunity to perform, promoting the performing arts, providing musical instruments and anything else that may be conducive to the purpose in the space sense.
Supervisory Board: Erik Heinrich, Miranda van Drie, Leonie van der Kruk, Joop van Deuren and Sylvia Kortenraij.

 

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