The Pieterman

In GE-TIC-T, De Pieterman lets six people with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) loose in a waiting room together. What could go wrong? Exactly: just about everything. Especially when Dr. Stern, on whom they are all counting, is nowhere to be found. The crazy comedy by Laurent Baffie, directed by Ronald Buelens, is fast, sharp, and wonderfully chaotic, but at the same time shows a warm story about vulnerability and humanity. Between the awkward silences, the clashing habits, and the absurd situations, understanding also grows unexpectedly. After the fairy-tale adventures of last season, De Pieterman is going for the French comedy GE-TIC-T this year, written by Laurent Baffie (Molière prize). As a spectator, you are a witness to 6 people with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) in the waiting room of the world-famous Dr. Stern, who just doesn't show up. What follows is a chaotic, comical, and moving gathering in which they get to know each other, themselves, and their own problems better. GE-TIC-T is a crazy comedy with people of flesh and blood, directed by Ronald Buelens.