Ibrah Silas Jackson and Lloydscompany continue to work together on his development with the support of the Cultural Participation Fund. Ibrah is a talented young dancer, emerging choreographer, and film director. That is why we are delighted to be able to offer Ibrah another mentoring program.

Good news for your ears! Starting today, you can listen to our creators on our podcast. From the established B-boy Junior to the talented Dorrit Griffioen: they're all featured.

Dorrit Griffioen, Oumar Jalloh, Bo Jacobs and Anna Raiola at Dansateliers in Rotterdam

The first part of the performance POWER is about the borders with Switzerland. Dancers Maikel Walker and Junior Bosila Banya (B-Boy Junior) will shine at the world-famous Steps festival.

Lloydscompany is exploring a collaboration with the successful South African Soweto Skeleton Movers and the emerging energetic dance talents of Create4 in South Africa.

The success of our children's performance 'Klein, klein vogeltje' is not limited to the Netherlands. After more than forty shows in the Netherlands in January, the three dancers will cross the border to perform for children and their parents at the Tanzfestival in Berlin. They will perform a total of three times, twice for schools. In the spring of 2027, the hip-hop and theatre performance will return to Dutch theatres.

Ibrah Silas Jackson is going international. He has already shown his play The Hereditary in six locations in Europe as part of the European program Attitudes, but now he is even crossing the European border. Lloyds company supported him at the beginning of his career. Now he's joining the lineup of the Afrovibes Festival and the San Francisco International Hip Hop DanceFest.

Choreographer and dancer Giorgio Costa was invited to the radio program Kunststof. There, he was allowed to tell presenter Eric Corton everything about the theatre and dance performance he conceived and created under the banner of Lloydscompany: 'Little, Little Bird'. This has been nominated for the Young Swan Dance Production 2025.

Lloyd Marengo, founder of Lloydscompany, presented the Next Step Award as chairman of the jury. This annual award from the VandenEnde Foundation helps exceptional artistic talent take the next step in their career. This year, saxophonist Kasper Rietkerk won the sum of €25,000 and a piece of art.