Renske Kruitbosch
Cabaret performer and columnist Renske Kruitbosch gives her audience a glimpse into her world full of current events and observations. She shares a personal story about her 89-year-old friend with whom she sits in the café every Friday. A performance about courage, time, regret, and humor.
In her debut show Neem de tijd (Take Your Time) , Renske takes the audience into her world full of current events, observations, and personal stories. The heart of the show is the story about her 89-year-old friend. Every Friday, the two sit in the café: a drink, a newspaper, and conversation.
When is a conversation good? The boyfriend is the reason Renske is on stage. Because she doesn’t really dare, but she does it anyway. Why? That becomes clear as the performance progresses.
Anyone who knows Renske from her columns in the AD and other publications knows what to expect this evening: an evening of current events, interaction, songs, and perhaps a tear or two.
Biography: Renske Kruitbosch, born in October 1989, is a columnist for De Stentor and the Algemeen Dagblad. After her training at the Schrijversvakschool and the Nederlandse Acteursschool, the urge to perform cabaret became stronger than ever. Under the guidance of her coach Bas Keijzer, she produced her first solo show featuring self-written songs and accompanying music by Rens van der Zalm.
