Ouderpardon - Minoux

Muziek

parent pardon is the third and final part of the minoux theater drilly huis mother-father-children . After the comic and moving first two parts, Mother may not die and not the fathers is it time to give the children a voice.

Minou Bosua is known for its sharp, meaningful theater performances. In parent pardon she conducts a stimulating, humorous theatrical lawsuit about poor parents and their best intentions. Because although a child has been made in a seesaw, parenting appears to be a challenge. Parents do their smelly best, imitate what they themselves get from their fathers, mothers and feeds, or do their very best not to do that.

According to the international rights of the child, a right to "optimum development, growth and development" applies. Nice words, but what does this mean for the duties of parents? Theater maker Minou Bosua investigates with music, singing, documentary and a lot of humor that ends up from parenthood and upbringing. She presents a parenting deed, which, just like marriage, entails legal obligations. With that, children can go to court in times of need.

parent pardon is a theatrical lawsuit in which it is passionately argued and sung, with a children's choir, opera singers, Minou and many witnesses on the screen. The libretto of this new "Volksopera" is based on experiences of (former) children's judges, (whether or not disrupted) young people and (whether or not desperate) parents. With new music from composers Sinem Altan and Robbert Klein, documentary images of Cleo Julia Mullis and a colorful design of Bas Kosters. parent pardon is a new opera about the second oldest profession in the world.