DreamWalks are playful and collective dreaming sessions hosted by artist and LARP designer 

. Between March and June, Sickhouse takes you to dreamy liminal places of Enschede to get into Dream Mode and explore in between realities. You are welcome to join for one or more walks. These sessions will lead to the creation of a final ritual hosted the 21st of June.

On Sunday 30th March we will DreamWalk around the Twente Airport. During this walk we’ll immerse ourselves into childhood dreams and think how and why do they change in time, but also how it feels to be reminded of them when we’re grown ups.
In this role playing experience we’ll play a group children making kites, paper airplanes, running around and dreaming. In the following scenes we’ll get older and see how our dreams transform as we meet every five years on the same spot over the course of 40 years. We’ll land it with becoming a choir and singing an ode to dreaming and friendships in a place with a fantastic acoustics.

As a part of the experience, you’ll receive a DreamJournal — a growing collection of pages with questions that help you create Dreamwalking experience and process it.


If you’ve been to a previous Dreamwalk, please, bring your journal with you — you’ll receive new pages for it.

 (Make sure to get your on time, the number of spot available is limited)
You will receive an e-mail a few days before the walk with all the info and instructions.


🕐 Meeting time: 13:00
⛲ Meeting place : 

(event entrance) or bike together with Jana, starting at 12:15 from the 

 in the city center.
⏱️ Duration:  4 hours
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 : €6 (including drinks and cookies)
🧣 Material to bring : Warm clothes and good shoes, 

headphones and have your phone connected to internet

 to play music from a list that we’ll send beforehand (it will be also possible to upload the playlist)

Jana Romanova is a multidisciplinary artist inspired by misunderstandings. She works with performance and play practices, using photography and video to discover gaps between what we say and do. She takes these breaches in communication as possibilities for being together, whatever that could mean.

Currently, she is researching how games, play and playfulness can be tools for creating meaningful connections. She designs and facilitates LARPs (live-action role plays) and games in physical spaces as a part of her art practice.

Dream Walk #2 Flying Field - 30/03

DreamWalk #2 Flying Field

 is Sickhouse’s platform dedicated to film—a space where we celebrate everything from cult classics and misunderstood gems to rare finds and rather commercial titles. Each month, we host a curated screening that visually explores Sickhouse’s annual research theme.

, we dive into the world of dreams, both in daytime and nighttime, along with some nightmares in between. Expect films that blur reality, challenge perception, and transport us into surreal, oneiric landscapes.

 (Walter Murch, 1985) setting the tone for a year of cinematic dreaming. 

What started as Disney’s attempt to be bold and provocative, with twisted visuals and a darker tone, became a cult classic, especially for those who grew up in the 1980s. Yet, at the time of its release, Return to Oz was anything but a success. The film struggled at the box office, and it was even reported that people walked out of the cinemas as children burst into tears.

 is too pink, this is the version of Oz for you. In 

, Dorothy’s adventures are dismissed as delusions, she’s sent to a hospital where electric shocks are meant to erase her memories and she escapes only to return to an Oz that’s even more nightmarish than before.

Starring a young Fairuza Balk—a full decade before her iconic role in The Craft—, with traditional visual effects, cool animatronics, and a uniquely unsettling atmosphere, 

 is the strange, haunting version of Oz you’ve never seen—and one you’d want to return to.


DATE: Friday, March 21st
TIME: 21:45
LOCATION: Concordia, Oude Markt 15, 7511 GA Enschede
PRICE: 8 € (Cineville card accepted)

Return to OZ

Sick Cinema: Return to Oz

, is an interactive sound workshop. Looking for the sounds and rumors of the middle age, this experiment is an invitation to imagine the gossip, the voices and the songs floating around the rooms of the museum.

Together we will collect characters, imagine sounds and play with the sounds together, live as performers and recorded as an interactive visual.

The workshop is part of RMT Next a program from the museum created to welcome young public from 19.00 to 22.00. With music, tour and activities through the museum. 


🎛️ Location : Rijksmuseum Twenthe
🎙️ Date : 27-03-2025 
🕐 Time : 20:45
⏱️ Duration : 45min
💬 for 15  participants
💰 