Trevoga: Xx-63

Lees in het Nederlands

Trevoga’s second major production, XX-63, is a multidisciplinary descent into the fractured affect of Gen Z—a choreographic hallucination shaped by pop trauma, endless scrolling, and techno-desire. Described by its creators as a “waiting room in a dystopian fantasy,” the piece explores themes of saturation, escape, and the violent choreography of craving.

Here, where the landscape glitches between dreamstate and delay, the body twitches in circuits of synthetic longing — a vessel too wired to rest, too hollow to feed.

After their award-winning performance 11 3 8 7 (Best of Amsterdam Fringe 2023, NRC Top 5 Performances 2023–2024), XX-63 delves deeper into the undercurrents of desire, seduction, and contemporary escapism.

The result is a dystopian dreamscape where dance, visual imagery, theatre, and sound merge into an unsettlingly intimate reflection on urban excess and the weight of self-inflicted stillness.

A broken mirror of a broken present — XX-63 refuses to optimize or “thrive.” Instead, it opts out — and lets itself decay. Neither resistance nor surrender, Trevoga reveals a world that craves until it corrodes: a sticky fog of emotional fatigue where bodies twitch in circuits of synthetic longing, and withdrawal becomes not just a symptom, but a tactic.

XX‑63 does not ask to be watched. It asks to be felt — to be breathed with. It is a shared atmosphere of static ache, interrupted tenderness, and suspended desire. There is no arc. No final beat. Only the slow, recursion of being too alive in a world that wants you overstimulated and starving. A quiet jouissance of rot that somehow keeps breathing.