Grof Geschud is back with VIEREN, their fourth performance. There is quite a lot to celebrate: children, a sturdy roof over the head, and a relationship that, now that they have grown from exes into each other's extended family, seems more stable than ever. Although it continues to chafe sometimes – Myrthe became godmother of Lander's child, but Lander was then not allowed to go to her wedding. Fortunately, he is not bitter about that at all. He has, after all, a USB stick with the wedding service (which he still has not watched, according to Myrthe). In their characteristic blood-honest style, Myrthe and Lander dive into the new tensions of their lives. When do you let go of your ex-past? Where does friendship or even family begin? What do you expect from each other in that new role? And how do you deal with families that are there too much or just too little? VIEREN will be a sharp, relatable, and hilarious search for what we celebrate, who we celebrate, and when we might better let it be celebrated.