Ik heb ik heb wat jij niet hebt ◆ 12+

At the Kattendans, almost all youth theatre performances are free for children up to and including the age of 12. More information about this and the conditions can be found here.

A playful performance for young people that is full of Gucci, Prada and a lot of junk! A mosaic performance of dance, video and live music about ‘having-having-having’ and not having the shame of something. How rich do you have to be to stop needing others? And what is the purchase price of love? How much VAT is there on humanity? Tegest was born in Ethiopia. When she was 5 years old, she was adopted together with her sister. She grew up in our prosperous part of the world. What is the value of money and property to her? Woody Veneman is a successful musician who grew up in a disadvantaged neighbourhood in Eindhoven. For him, music was his greatest asset. In ‘I have I have what you don't have’, theatre maker Lenneke Maas explores the need for money and possessions together with dancer Tegest Pecht Guido and musician Woody Veneman. Lenneke talked to three young people who, although from completely different backgrounds, are all in a debt restructuring process. Together they investigate the pain of not having something you should have. Something you need to fit in, to join in, to be equal. They share the amazement at how ‘making a lot of money’ is held in higher esteem than ‘doing something for free’. The envy of too little, the indifference of too much. The golden handshake and the food bank. Wildpark wants to contribute to a generation with a good dose of self-confidence and a curious view of the world. Because young people have to sort through the future at a very young age, Wildpark considers it important to also guarantee their freedom. Freedom to ask questions and to be able to talk about anything. The performance is suitable for children from the age of 12.

Credits Direction & concept: Lenneke Maas Game:Tegest Pecht Guido Design: Elian Smits Sound Design: Woody Veneman

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