Eva Eikhout

In her theater lecture she takes her audience into her personal story, but not in the usual way. This is not a melancholy self-help lecture;As a program maker and presenter at, among others, BNNVARA, and with a lot of experience as a moderator and motivational speaker, Eva has the ability to tell her story in a way that encourages both reflection and laughter.

The show, written and directed by Menno Stam (known from Last One Laughing), is a master of cabaret timing and audience interaction. Menno's unique style makes the performance not only profound, but also incredibly fun to watch. The audience is taken on a humorous adventure about personal stories, resilience and the search for direction in a world that is not designed for people without arms and legs. The show offers no guilt, no self-pity, but a powerful message: we all face our own limitations, whether physical or mental, and it is up to us to take matters into our own hands.

In this show, Eva talks about her life and the challenges she encounters in a light-hearted, but compelling way. She brings humor out of everyday situations that are often taken for granted. How to find yourself even if the world wasn't made for you, and how to live the life you want despite everything. All this is done with a healthy dose of self-mockery and a sharp sense of humor. Eva's story is for everyone: for those who have struggled, for those who are at a loss, and for those who are simply looking for a moment of recognition, wrapped in a cheerful and energetic performance.

Eva shows that you don't have to beat the world to beat yourself. And with Menno Stam at the helm, the performance is not only inspiring, but also absolutely not to be missed for those who enjoy sharp humor.