Rosalie makes and plays cabaret & theater in an attempt to make the world kinder.
Already from childhood, Rosalie learned to swallow words along with the pap of the spoon. In VAAS, she searches for a way to sometimes put her heart on her tongue: with clear language, soft words, music, and cozy humor, Rosalie investigates in her very first cabaret performance VAAS all sides of that which she actually secretly perhaps prefers not to, or perhaps precisely does want to, show and/or hear.
In VAAS, Rosalie Custers investigates what happens when you keep words for years instead of speaking them out. She grew up with a habit of keeping a lot inside, and now makes a performance about it full of humor, softness, and clear language.
Rosalie mixes music, playful observations, and small confessions into a cabaret style that feels warm and disarming. She searches for the space between saying and silence, between what we show and what we prefer to hide. VAAS is an invitation to take a look for a moment in that vulnerable area where doubt and courage live together.