Cabaret, Toneel, Stand-up

Follows Ricky Gervais as he gives his take on the rules of comedy, spoiling his cat and debunks the supernatural, concluding that actual nature is super enough.

Live performance of British comedian Ricky Gervais filmed in London's Eventim Apollo.

Goedemondt now understands that freedom and security are polar opposites and questions himself 'What happens when you're more focused on letting go and get rid of control and self-affirmation?'

Goedemondt's second show is about growing up and facing your fears. Freer and more organic, Ronald speaks about which are the things to watch out for, what is going on 'out there' and how you can recognize people who are not okay.

Hans is back with his seventh solo show. Manic as in his younger years, amoral, confrontational, and full of character assassinations on important people and institutions.

Theo Maassen is back. In all its anger, indignation, amazement about so much stupidity and lack of empathy in society, and advocates understanding and reconciliation.

Politically incorrect Theo Maassen feels cornered in today's society and defends the middle-aged heterosexual white male.

Peter Pannekoek's second show is about changing times, abuse of power, #MeToo, new relationships between man and woman, and compassion. The old is dying, the new is yet to be born, now is the time of monsters.

Comedian Patrick Laureij grew up in South Rotterdam, and uses his experience in life to talk about alcoholism, boxing, teenagers and playgroups.

Nederlands Hoop is de tweede theater show van Patrick Laureij. Bescheiden is de titel niet. Laureij laat in deze show ook zijn kwetsbare kant zien en praat openlijk over zijn depressies.

Brigitte Kaandorp shares her experience of the world, which sometimes takes her by surprise. But now that she is older and wiser, she knows how to get out of every situation.

Ronald Goedemondt parades both physically and verbally through his material and explores the theme of conformism. With muddy boots he kicks over the chain fence and spuds cheerfully cheeky through the field of anarchy.

In Zelden zoiets gezien, Visscher plays the director of Ter Haxel airport. A tiny airport that can welcome a Boeing for the first time. But first, some adjustments are needed at the airport.