Henry Flowers

Name: Henry Flowers — Light/Light Collective
Start: 2026-01-21T20:30:00+01:00
End: 2026-01-21T21:15:00+01:00
Location: Zaal 3

Light/Light Collective

Wed 21 Jan 20:30 - 21:15

Performance

Wed 21 Jan 2026

20:30 - 21:15

Wed 21 Jan 2026

20:30 - 21:15

Zaal 3, Den Haag

De Constant Rebecqueplein 20-A

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Everybody wants Henry Flowers to cut off his fingers.

Henry is very against this idea. He’s fond of his hands the way they are. He needs them for important things… Like sculpting.

His father thinks the fingers are a distraction. It’s better to get rid of them. They’re good for nothing.

It’s time Henry becomes a proper citizen and stops twiddling his thumbs.

Henry Flowers is more than a play, it is a surreal rite of passage—a theatre of blasphemy, transformation, and devotion. It weaves together music, light art, and a monumental descending sculpture of a hand.

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The performance is English spoken.

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About Light/Light Collective

Visually striking, sonically complex, and emotionally uncanny—Light/Light Collective invites audiences into dreamscapes where meaning emerges through intuition, atmosphere and sensory experience.

The collective brings together light artist Ulysse Fontaine, sound artist and composer Mateusz Godlewski, and visual artist/performer Omer Van Soldt in a richly interdisciplinary exploration of contemporary theatre.

Their collaborative process begins with a strong emphasis on audiovisual imagination, treating light, sound, and gesture as narrative forces in their own right. This immersive approach becomes the groundwork from which text and story arise organically, resulting in surreal, absurdist dialogues that challenge conventional dramaturgy.

Credits

co-directed by Omer Van Soldt, Mateusz Godlewski
co-written by Naomi Collier Broms, Omer Van Soldt, Mateusz Godlewski
light/technical director – Ulysses Fontaine
metal sculpture Alper Cekinmez
music Mateusz Godlewski
mix & mastering Marcos Shukuroglou
performance: priest Hans Muller, neutral Naomi Collier Broms, henry – Tom Huppermans – Bonardeaux
costumes Zofia Siennicka
poster Ringailė Demšytė
pre-recorded choir Despina Kelesidou
hand’s voice Thomas Dudkiewicz