In (gev)Hooligan there is rioting. Not with stones, but with feelings.
Milan Borms takes you into a performance that navigates between extremes: between adapting and resistance, between vulnerability and outburst. From crying in the supermarket to the urge to lash out at everything bigger than yourself.
Central is the inner conflict of the gevhooligan: someone who wants to collide and connect. Because even a stone-thrower needs a hug now and then. With stand-up, storytelling, and music, Milan brings a cabaret performance that chafes and touches.