Alleen in Surhuisterveen

a theatrical experience about ‘missing’

Is missing a job less painful than missing a friend? Does missing your freedom as a prisoner hurt as much as missing your home as a sailor? And what if you’re missing an arm, leg or finger? Can you be alone and miss something together?

At a time when the world comes to a screeching and creaking standstill and we are more dependent on ourselves than ever, we discover what it does to us to have to miss all kinds of obvious things.

How does that feel? How does that work? How do you deal with it?

Our jonge onderzoekers take you through personal stories of theater makers, experts and audiences to talk about missing and longing. Come see four solos by young makers. Listen to people who have to do without everything for years. And ask yourself what you can miss. And what you can’t.

The program is corona-proof, can accommodate 30 people at a time and lasts a total of 80 minutes.

Dates

Stadsschouwburg De Harmonie – Leeuwarden

Saturday november 28 19.00 and 21.00 (sold out)

Sunday november 29 14.00 and 16.00 (sold out)

Who’s participating?

Concept: Wendy Viel & Lisa Frenkel solo’s: Tim Helderman, Ronald Kalter, Maas Muhren, Elise Smit Guidance: Karel Hermans interviews Aukje Schaafsma Technical support Remko Smids Publicity Nienke Rullmann Production Coco de Haas Artisctic direction Hilde Mulder

Press

Read an interview with Wendy Viel in the Leeuwarder Courant

The Leeuwarder Courant also wrote a review about Alleen in Surhuisterveen. You can read it here!