Anyone who listens to S10's debut 'Antipsychotica' (2017), completely recorded through the microphone of her standard Apple earphones, will hear an old soul. However, her passport tells us that she was born in the year 2000. Despite her young age, S10 combines hyperpersonal stories in a rare way, designed with vocals that are a cross-over between raps, singing and spoken word.
Anyone who listens to S10's debut 'Antipsychotica' (2017), completely recorded through the microphone of her standard Apple earphones, will hear an old soul. However, her passport tells us that she was born in the year 2000. Despite her young age, S10 combines hyperpersonal stories in a rare way, designed with vocals that are a cross-over between raps, singing and spoken word.This concert will be broadcast with a Dutch Sign Language interpreter.
My name is Willem Arnold de Bruin. I have the same initials as our king. The color of our surnames tells the contrast between us. My mother is Dutch and my father is from Curaçao. I identify as neither.
Listening is an experience. Slowly or furiously, the sounds wave into your ears. You recognize the larger shapes and later the smaller ones, which were hiding in the surf until then. This is a portrait of the thunderous silence of Terschelling, a listening experience. As realistic as it is imaginary.
In good spirits, Karlijn Kistemaker begins in this long take on the completion of her journey through the book One Hundred Years of Solitude. Doubt strikes along the way, even fate. But the book has to be fathomed, there is no going back. Not even if you are afraid of what will come after the end.
In good spirits, Karlijn Kistemaker begins in this long take on the completion of her journey through the book One Hundred Years of Solitude. Doubt strikes along the way, even fate. But the book has to be fathomed, there is no going back. Not even if you are afraid of what will come after the end.
My name is Willem Arnold de Bruin. I have the same initials as our king. The color of our surnames tells the contrast between us. My mother is Dutch and my father is from Curaçao. I identify as neither.
Wake up to the sound waves of Radio Oerol! Experience the Festival through conversations with artists, employees and islanders. Experience the island through podcasts, new stories and vivid memories. Drift along to island music, selected by the Festival's creators. Open your senses. Daily from Saturday 12 to Sunday 20 June from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM – live from the island, by Gian van Grunsven.
Do you have a case of the climate sweats? No reason to panic, but to eat! At least, according to performer Sien Vanmaele. Sien combines theater with culinary art and nutrition: something in between a cooking class and a sensory experience. With climate change as primary motivation she started the ten-part series of 'Kookworkshops ter voorbereiding op het einde van de wereld'. The global pandemic enriched her start of a new interactive performance in a way that nobody could ever have expected.
Please note: this is a live online performance with a fixed starting time. Don't have a Zoom account yet? Then create it first, that happened quickly. The Zoom link is available 15 minutes before the start.From worn-out denim jacket to extravagant glittery dress. Clothing is an expression of who we are, want to be and sometimes should be. With two performers, a violinist and an endless row of outfits, an ode is paid to the versatile nature of the human race. What does that 'second skin' say about you and me?
In 2019 Mara van Nes biked across the island with a big round table to engage the audience in conversations on prickly subjects. This year no bike and table, but a campfire. While the flames light up their faces, several artists talk about what moves them, where their passions lie or what takes their breath away. All with the sound of crackling firewood on the background.