Hey there,

We are counting down.

I am not nervous.

AT ALL. No really. I AM FINE.

😅

But also super-duper-excited for the Soundpainting shows in 2 weeks!

If you are curious about the behind-the-scenes of this incredibly BIG thing we are doing… I have a radio interview for you ⤵️

So nerdy. But fun!

Radio interview about Soundpainting

Or as our host said: “My jaw is on the floor. That is insane.”

We were interviewed on BRAM radio, where Gael, Laura and Zsaris answer things like:

🎙 Is Soundpainting just a really catchy name, or does it also mean something?

🎙 How do you rehearse for Soundpainting?

🎙 What is the hardest part about Soundpainting? _{(which was different for the 3 of us!)}

In the last bit, we talked more about Flock Theatre, what is our niche, and why we love teaching so much.

▶️ Listen back to the episode here.

The host Shiro Mungai was really warm, and asked super fun questions. A great 1-hour listen (including Zsaris’ music and our fave song about Amsterdam).

Get yourself a nice Soundpainting ticket

Are you still thinking about coming to the Soundpainting shows?

Fri 1 May: Echoes of a Tale, 19:30
A single story, two (!) Soundpainters. Cinematic, immersive, unrepeatable.

Friday tickets

Sat 2 May: The Big Show, 19:30
Full cast, full force. The complete Soundpainting experience.

Saturday tickets

Sun 3 May: Sunday Stories, 17:00

The family edition in the afternoon. Physical theatre, music and storytelling, for everyone to enjoy.

Sunday tickets

These are 3 completely different shows. 

None of them repeat, none of them overlap. And none of them will ever happen again quite like this.

If you've been meaning to book, now's the time. 

Check out all shows and tickets here.

Hope to see you at the premiere of Soundpainting in the Netherlands!.

You don’t want to miss it.

​☀️

Laura

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P.S.

Make it a nice weekend for yourself: add a workshop. You don’t need to have experience for these all-level dance, clowning, or singing workshops.

Give it a try!