Handle with Care
Ontroerend Goed

Kim van der Weerden
Boulevard was sent a box. It contained some instructions: gather a group of people, pick a date and time, put the box in the middle of the stage and have the audience sit down. At some point, someone gets up. Maybe you yourself, maybe the person next to you. The person walks up, opens the box. And that's where it starts: 'Handle with Care'.
Location
Pand 18/Zaal beneden
Duration
60 min.
Entrance fee
€ 15,50
Genre
Theater
Date
vr 7 aug 2026 t/m vr 14 aug 2026
Language
Nederlands
Bus
Nee
Extra informatie
Op do 13 en vr 14 aug in het Engels.
In 'Handle with Care' by Ontroerend Goed the audience is not watching, but performing. There are no actors, lights or sound. Ontroerend Goed haslaid the groundwork, but what happens after completely up to you. Take initiative if you want to. Or watch how others make decisions that steer the evening in a way nobody could have imagined. Watching is also participating.
Every group walking into the room plays a different performance. What happens that night depends on who makes up the audience. Who dares, who waits, who stands up and who watches quietly. And it goes well. Because wrong choices do not exist.
What you experience together is a once in a lifetime experience, and can never be replicated. It stays between you and the other audience members. Nobody is watching. Just the people in the room, your choices, and the box. Handle it with care. And send Ontroerend Goed a card.
Every group walking into the room plays a different performance. What happens that night depends on who makes up the audience. Who dares, who waits, who stands up and who watches quietly. And it goes well. Because wrong choices do not exist.
What you experience together is a once in a lifetime experience, and can never be replicated. It stays between you and the other audience members. Nobody is watching. Just the people in the room, your choices, and the box. Handle it with care. And send Ontroerend Goed a card.

Kim van der Weerden

Kim van der Weerden

Kim van der Weerden
