Theater Amsterdam, situated just outside the city center, is one of the newest additions to the city’s cultural landscape. Constructed with the specific purpose of staging ANNE, a play that dramatizes the final two years of Anne Frank’s life in Amsterdam during World War II, the theater now welcomes a variety of international productions. Visitors can experience a range of performances in both Dutch and English within its contemporary, purpose-built structure.
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