A group of people over 60 meets every week to loosen up their muscles, under supervision. But without tiring themselves out too much. On a chair, taking it easy, no fuss. Until their loyal supervisor – himself no longer the youngest – suddenly passes away. His place is taken by an enthusiastic young go-getter, full of energy and big plans. The chairs make way for gymnastics equipment, and Olympic gold is his goal. Whether that is still to the liking of the old folks is the question. One thing is certain: the fresh breeze causes a lot of hilarity. A delightful, visual gymnastics comedy, a salto mortale of fun, full of crazy antics.
With: Danni Heylen, Bert Cosemans, Lotte Stevens, Charline Catrysse, Aaron De Veene and Jeroen Maes
“Rust Roest” rolls out of the and of Jeroen Maes.
Technique and decor are in the hands of Kenneth Smets.
The performance is in 2 parts and is therefore played with an intermission.
This performance was realized with the support of the Tax Shelter measure of the Belgische Federale Overheid and Gallop Tax Shelter.
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