Dutch National Opera & Ballet
Henrik Lillin is an experienced archivist currently serving as the Head of Collections at the Dutch National Opera & Ballet since April 2016. Lillin has been involved in various projects, including building an archival infrastructure and managing an archive project in the music library. Prior to this, Lillin worked as a project archivist at UvA Bijzondere Collecties, focusing on archiving the history of the Theaterschool. Experience also includes working as an archivist and team member at the Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision, leading a project on the institutional archive, as well as an internship at Theater in Nederland. Henrik holds a Master’s Degree in Heritage Studies/Archive Studies and a Bachelor’s Degree in Cultural Studies from the University of Amsterdam, along with a minor in Theatre Literature, History, and Criticism.
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Dutch National Opera & Ballet
National Opera & Ballet is the foremost institution for opera and ballet, operating on both a national and international level. Within the Netherlands, National Opera & Ballet strives to keep opera and ballet traditions alive, and to generate enthusiasm while reaching a large and diverse public. Beyond the country’s borders, it serves to promote the finest the Netherlands has to offer in these areas. National Opera & Ballet presents both traditional and innovative productions, often acting as the primary initiator and producer. As the largest cultural institution in our land, National Opera & Ballet brings all aspects of the ballet and opera-world’s artistry, technique and craftsmanship together with its own specialised workshops and rehearsal rooms.