Our first real program dates from 1998: 'the New Titanic'; a musical roundtrip along several world cities. Songs from this program were e.g. New York New York, Meet me in St. Louis and of course  Tulips from Amsterdam.

After this followed e.g. 'Work in progress' in 1999-2000 (with Winterdorp by Drs. P and our greatest hit ever: Mein kleiner grüner Kaktus/My little green cactus);
'Life, love and lose sand' together (with Lady be good from Utrecht), 
and in 2004 our 20th anniversary concert  'It's raining men'; the first performance in especially bought posh white tie.

The next program was From country and town in 2005, about the sweet tranquil life in the countryside versus the hectic of a city (with songs like Sous le ciel d'Amsterdam, our own special 'mix' of Aan de Amsterdamse grachten and Sous le ciel de Paris). See also under Video.

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Then followed Open kaart (Show ones cards) in 2008. This consisted of two parts, named - with a wink to a Dutch television show - Farmer seeks king and Farmer seeks wife. (In Dutch 'farmer' also is the name for a jack and 'wife' the queen of cards). For this program new songs were rehearsed like:
- Ich will keine Schokolade
- Be my number two
- Lebe wohl, gute Reise
- Change the world
- Für mich soll's rote Rosen regnen and
- Old and wise.

Our 2009 program was called 'Mannen- koorts zingt WEER', with songs about the weather, like:
- A foggy day in London town
- It's raining men (reprise from 2004)
- Misty
- Stormy weather
- Wat voor weer zou 't zijn in Den Haag?
  (What will the weather be like in DH?)
- Weet je nog wel, die avond in de regen?
  (Do you recall, that evening in the rain?)
- Wochenend und Sonnenschein / 
  Happy days are here again

And now Koortsachtig (Feverish, 2012) with new songs like
- Jaloezie (Jealousy)
- Probier's mal mit nem Baß 
  (Try it with a bass)
- Sh-Boom
- Kein Schwein ruft mich an
  
- two classical songs by Schumann
- Telkens weer (Time and time again)
- Herenleed (Men's ailments)
and the première for the northern hemisphere of the cycle On his Queerness of the New-Zealander David Hamilton.