En verbied de vogels om te fluiten
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Fri 21 Nov '2520:30 - 21:50Location: Natlab - Main Play (Kastanjelaan 500)
In his first full-length performance En verbied de vogels om te fluiten, Ayoub tries to give meaning to all the experiences he has gone through so far. Why do swallows build their nests in the mosque? What does a hedgehog have to do with FEBO walls? And can he trust that his mother has the answers? With music as the common thread, Ayoub takes you on a comforting quest for meaning in a performance full of compelling stories about food, illness, and his special bond with his mother.
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The media about En verbied de vogels om te fluiten
"A good storyteller. With a mighty calm he held the audience in his grip." (NRC)
"There stands a crazy little man to whom you do want to listen for a while."(Raoul Heertje)
"Skillful and sensitive." (Theaterkrant)
"An exciting performer who cannot be compared to anyone in the current cabaret field."
About Ayoub
Ayoub Kharkhach (1998) is a kleinkunstenaar and Muslim. The youngest child in a family of four, he grew up in Gouda. He af from the Hoge Agrarische School in 's-Hertogenbosch. With virtually no theater experience, he won the jury and audience award of the Amsterdam Kleinkunstfestival in 2024. In him, the jury saw a "good storyteller who has the guts to break boundaries. Soon after, he became a volunteer at a shelter for hedgehogs. He also once sang in a gospel pop choir.