After four successful films and two sold-out theater tours, Judeska is back!

Every moment is a new moment, and every step we take is a step that has never been taken before. A step into unknown territory. In this one man show at the Parktheater, Theo Maassen enters territory he has never entered before.

An evening at Cabarestafette is the ideal place to spot young talent. In one fell swoop, you will make up for lost cabaret seasons.

In a hilarious, intimate and at times painful way, Saman Amini explains how we interact with each other in this multicultural society.

"The first half of your life you are busy becoming someone, the second half of your life you are accepting that you failed" - Shopenhauer. This quote forms the basis for Hou Dat Vast, Veldhuis & Kemper's latest cabaret show.

Leave the party on time. Those were words of wisdom from Youp's father. So, Youp’s decided to do just that -- at age seventy! This will be his last theater season. Youp is not placing a period, but rather a festive exclamation mark to close out his enjoyable career. But before that final close, he is traveling with De Laatste Ronde one last time to all the theaters where he has played with so much pleasure over the past fifty years. So, come and laugh one more time at everything that makes life attractive and ridiculous in his eyes. And we all know: that's a lot. A lot, a lot!  At least certainly the way Youp sees and tells it. 

"The time has finally come for your favorite cabaret artist, who is not understood by others but whom you can appreciate, to close out the old year on NPO1.  And, you can be there.  Live and direct from the Parktheater in Eindhoven on September 25 and 26, 2023. How is that possible? That can only be seen on the evening itself.”

Mesthoop is not a well-rounded story, but an energetic search for the answer to that one question: how should life actually be?

Tobi Kooiman is a cabaret artist, stand-up comedian, mathematician and stoic. He tries to tackle life and everyday issues with his sense of logic, seeing (non-)causal connections and unraveling misuse of statistics. Clear right? On stage, yes; beyond that, it invariably puts him in wonderful situations. He accepts that the audience will laugh unabashedly throughout his stories.

"A popular series of comedy set in a café atmosphere in the Kameleon. Tables, a bar, and warm lighting. You hear the familiar sounds of gently clinking glasses and music playing. An MC enters, and he asks for your applause. Excitement mounts as the first artist is announced. Who will it be? Comedians and cabaret artists take the stage, from well-known names to up-and-coming talents. Every night is different. Don't miss these evenings if you like to laugh!"

Henry van Loon wants to leave the house. Do you share that feeling? Then come along! Call the babysitting service or have someone look after your plants, and find out what's left to smile about after two years of lockdown.

Which emotions, behaviors and desires have we accepted and which have we not? Drift is a refreshing, absurd cabaret spectacle about (not) giving in to your own human urges. Using idiosyncratic stories, mixed with electronic beats, colorful visual dream-images, philosophical outbursts, absurd lip-sync acts and theatrical tantrums, Christian van Eijkelenburg searches for answers and shows our (in)ability to be ourselves amongst others.

N00b plays n00b is about being a n00b: a newbie, a novice, a rookie, a nobody. Switching from one scene to the next, n00b shows you how weird and laughable reality can be sometimes. Humor dressed up in a modern jacket. Losers you get a soft heart for. Cabaret for and by the n00bs of this world, an ode to the loner and a heartwarming trip. The duo n00b, formed by Laura Bakker and Isabelle Kafando, had a dream debut last season with a tidal wave of rave reviews.

After ten acclaimed year’s end performances, Michael van Peel is delving deeper into the zeitgeist in this performance. Not a year’s end performance, but rather a multi-year performance full of tragi-cosmic jokes about the state of the planet, the new generations and the growing resistance to… uh… everything! Against scientists, the elite, crocs, corona, white men... Everyone is against something, but no one stands for anything anymore. Enough! There is an urgent need to rebel against this. The Farce is strong. Use the Farce!

Even more slamming of doors, hopeless hanging out on the couch, and empty packaging left in the fridge. In their brand-new performance Tis Hier Geen Hotel 2, cabaret artists Ellen Dikker, Hanneke Drenth and Dianne Liesker show what happens when teenagers regard your house as a hotel. And why this results in a permanent state of chaos. But though our teenagers sometimes drive us crazy, we love them still, and we can usually laugh quite hard with … and at them. And they about us too because 'OMG, we are so boomer'.