Period, Comma, Another line - Wim Claeys

A performance about euthanasia, a topic that is alive. "90 she will become, my little mummy, and blind she becomes too. Since last year she lives, according to herself, in a student room again, in a nursing home. Her sense of humor she has not lost, but we may know it: the faster she herself becomes part of her collection of obituary notices, the better. Rather today than tomorrow. Even more, she repeats her wish at every visit: "May I die, little man?". And what does the little man do then? He gives her euthanasia as a gift for her birthday." “Claeys moves and thus puts a crucial and charged theme on the agenda with enough breathing space to laugh.” Pzazz Na the performance there is a live interview with Wim Claeys about the story behind the performance and the creation process. Wim is therefore also happy to answer questions from the audience.