Love part II
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Wed 9 Dec '2620:30Location: Natlab - Main Play (Kastanjelaan 500)
Rank 1 Normal € 22,50 CJP € 20,-
For *Liefhebben II*, Laura has gathered a wealth of new, not-too-sappy, moving, and funny love stories—from her heart, her surroundings, and world history. Love and grief dance a duet in this sometimes hilarious, sometimes heartbreaking performance.
Let your mind settle from your head down to your heart.
Come watch and listen, and Laura will watch and listen right back.
Come laugh through your tears.
Because that’s always love!
This performance is suitable for wounded inner children, for neurodiverse individuals, for those with chaotic attachments, for toxic people-pleasers, for “Sunday children” who cycle cheerfully through life, and everyone in between. Because love transcends everything!
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What the Media Says About Laura
"Van Dolron is a force of nature who makes the world a more beautiful place with her loving gaze." (★★★★★ NRC)
"Her performance has an intimacy that sometimes takes your breath away." ( ★★★★ de Volkskrant)
"You’d want to frame every casual remark she makes." (★★★★★ Leeuwarder Courant)
“In times of crisis, the need for Laura van Dolron—with her personal, sincere, and comforting reflections—suddenly seems greater than ever.” (Theaterkrant)
Media Coverage of “Liefhebben”
“A gift” (Knack)
“A warm bath” (De Standaard)
“Cathartic” (Het Nieuwsblad)
"Van Dolron is a force of nature and makes the world more beautiful with her loving gaze." ★★★★
About Laura van Dolron
Laura van Dolron created her own genre, “stand-up philosophy.” Together with the audience, she searches for what is beautiful and what could be improved. She uses the theater as a place to be genuine because there is already enough pretense in “real” life. Laura offers comfort and challenges her audience. She wants to make her audience laugh and reflect. She shows that vulnerability is a strength that is needed in this world.
Credits
Concept, text, and performance by Laura van Dolron; Dramaturgy by Céline Buren; Musical accompaniment by Emma Demeyere