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Thomas's father smells like straw and old vegetables. He lies on a sand heap all day long bleating, right in front of their house. He has never seen those 7 locks and bears on the road don't pass by.

Business, creativiteit en netwerken komen samen tijdens het Launch Yourself Event in het Parktheater. Een dag vol inspiratie met sprekers rondom het onderwerp branding. 

From rigid Islamic police to plastic surgeons, no other country in the world has images as diverse as Iran. 

Voor de Special Theater Eenakter Road Show hebben bekende theatermakers zoals Dick van den Toorn, Joan Nederlof, Alex van Bergen, Oda Spelbos, samengewerkt met theatergroepen van mensen met een beperking.

The cabaret duo Rundfunk made a dream debut. After their successful television series, Tom van Kalmthout and Yannick van de Velde received glowing reviews for their first performance, Wachstumsschmerzen. 

A popular series of Dutch and English comedy in the Kameleon’s café atmosphere.

It’s impossible to imagine life without the Dutch stages!  Het Debuut launches new theater talent in an evening program with three short performances. And this will be an anniversary -- the 10th edition.

Letters, words, sentences, punctuation marks - they are like the ingredients for preparing a meal.

Binge watch with master storyteller Nasrdin Dchar! Experience all three of his successful solo performances in one evening at the Parktheater! In a disarming way, Nasrdin talks about the most important people in his life: his mother, his father and his wife. He takes you into his life and along on his quest as the son of Moroccan parents in the Netherlands: his country.

Nienke Plas is coming to the Parktheater again with her performance Van de hak op de tak! This whirlwind of personality once again enters the theater with a hilarious performance.

Hanneke Coolen-Colsters found a diary from her grandfather whom she never knew. As a boy from Brabant, he fought on the Dutch side in Indonesia's struggle for independence. Oost-Indisch Doof takes the form of a radio play in which the audience wears headphones. You will hear Hanneke narrating live, but you’ll also hear fragments from interviews, archival documents and pieces recorded by an actor.

In this new production, Panama Pictures shows a world that is in danger of getting out of balance. Stumbling, falling and flying, the performers look for guidance in a world that seems to be standing on loose screws.

Young theater maker Jessie L'Herminez has two thirty-somethings portray the elderly protagonists from Ionesco's tragic farce. Do the actors play their older selves? It becomes an exercise in old age and play at the same time.

You can look for love, you can long for it, you can even yearn for it. René goes a step further. René van Meurs craves it. And you can't help but love him.

Persevere, fall, get up, start over and sometimes give up. Ror HOW IT ENDS, Jelena Kostić spoke with professional athletes, dancers, and women in top positions. Their concrete, personal stories formed the motor for a performance in which dance, free running and a touch of Domino Day come together

In the run-up to their own solo programs, Merijn Scholten and Patrick Laureij are spending some time together.

In this special theater lecture, photographer William Rutten tells the most hilarious (backstage) experiences and fascinating adventures related to his most beautiful photos. In addition, William will naturally talk about photography: how do you get 'the perfect picture' and what is involved.

Nice and cozy those sessions with the psychologist, right? Of course, then you should call it 'coaching' because that sounds so nice and sporty. And then it all secretly helps. Or at least, on certain levels. And on some days a little more than on the tiring other days.

Karin Bloemen is known for her grand, extravagant personality shows. But her first great love is: singing.

Two years ago, the reactions from both the press and audiences to the performance De tolk van Java were overwhelming. Now, the same makers are once again presenting a performance in which the underexposed side of Dutch colonial rule stands central.

During Het Babyconcert, the babies (0 to 18 months) gently wiggle and wobble together with mom and dad to swaying waltzes.

Enjoy cheerful classical sounds with your toddler (1.5 - 2.5 years old)! Together we’ll sing songs about kitty’s meow and your nose, and we’ll play peekaboo to the music of Beethoven.

Thumbs up because we have been invited by the director of the Efteling! Naturally that doesn't happen every day, so we are lucky! He hasn’t arrived yet, but we can already take a seat in the office.

Think of battles á la Game of Thrones. Or the history lessons taught by your very best teacher. Tonight, you will sit on the edge of your seat.

Het Groot Niet Te Vermijden is stopping. With this sixteenth performance and after thirty years, the remarkable music theater company is saying goodbye to the theater. 

In the dance performance What a time to be alive, four women with a perfect image in a smoothly polished world go on a road trip. Fasten your seatbelts, straight toward that manufacturable goal. Light turns green. Drive; don't stand still.