God is a snot

Kim doesn't know anymore. Not what to believe. Not who. Not in what. Not even if she has her shoes on. And if not: whether that immediately means she doesn't have her life in order. God is een snotje becomes an explosive mix of cabaret, performance, and physical outbursts. Full of shameless jokes, characters that cannot be tamed, clownish chaos, talking body parts, failed illusions, and tricks where you wonder: did this go wrong or is this brilliant? Kim plays a dangerous game with reality. What is real? What is fake? Should we intervene? Or are we just allowed to laugh? Together with the audience, she searches for a foothold. Or at least for a fun evening. She really hopes for that. That it will be cozy. That we stumble and get up again together. That we might be allowed to admit for a moment that we don't know exactly either. For all art lovers, art haters, and everyone in between. For doubters, thinkers, and people who accidentally stepped on the banana peel of history. Come laugh. Come stumble. Come look into Kim's head. It's busy there, but you are very welcome. And who knows, maybe you will believe in something again afterwards. Or not. Also good. Over Kim Karssen Na the widely acclaimed We’re all alone in this together (proclaimed by NRC and de Volkskrant, among others, as one of the best performances of the season) Karssen takes her next step with God is een snotje: a full-length cabaret performance in which humor not only liberates, but also disrupts.