Bij Ik and den Theo / Moi et le Théo (re)view the world through children's eyes . Children, parents, and grandparents can walk around like robots, play musical chairs, be visited by Uncle Jazz, play air guitar, and much more... In short, they explore the outer limits of their imagination. Depending on the composition of the audience, Ik en den Theo/Moi et le Théo sing in Dutch or in French or , in the best of all worlds, in both languages . Piet Maris and Theophane Raballand (both by Jaune Toujours) do their thing on accordion and percussion... and with the audience, who are constantly challenged to sing, dance, jump, and fantasize along.