A performance especially designed and made for improvisers living in the Netherlands to showcase their talents on stage!
At Flock, we love the improv community in the Netherlands. Therefore we designed this for local performers to connect, to learn and to showcase their talents.
Do you live in the Netherlands? (Dutch or not). Then we offer you the opportunity to meet other improvisers from around the country, rehearse a cool format with a renowned international director, and showcase to the world some of your finest moves!
Sign up for this special workshop and get a full-length show on the festival’s main stage alongside other brilliant minds!
Variations, by Liam Webber
No two relationships are the same—romantic, familial, friendly, or rival. Each connection is as unique as a fingerprint.
This show dives into the variety within a single type of relationship—like parent and child or childhood sweethearts—uncovering the humor and heartache in how every bond brings its own meaning to what it is to connect with those closest to us.
The show will explore through deep scene work how different the same “connection” can be.
Monday June 23 — 13:00 to 16:00, show ‘Variations’ at 21:00
€70 for the half-day workshop rehearsal and mainstage show
Only for improvisers living in The Netherlands
Location: TBC in Amsterdam-Noord
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Teacher
Liam Webber
Liam is a British improviser and theatre-maker known for his joyful and mischievous style of play. Liam has performed all over the world from New York to Copenhagen to Wellington and beyond, is co-founder and director of the Robin Hood International Improv Festival in Nottingham, and spent the past two-and-a-half years in Sydney where he worked with Improv Theatre Sydney as their shows co-ordinator and festival director.
As an improviser he has been influenced by a wide variety of schools of thought. A graduate of iO Chicago, he’s worked with improvisers from all over the world, to Olivier award winning actors, to Gaulier clowns.
In 2022, he was a cast member on UK national radio show Dead British – an improvised history comedy show, and his masked theatre show CRONE (★★★★ – Everything Theatre) got him shortlisted for the BBC New Comedy Award. On stage and in the classroom, Liam prioritises joy, connection, and creating just the right amount of chaos.
“Extraordinary Performer… Excitingly Peculiar” – The Scotsman
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Program of your week
DURING THE DAY
10:00 – 16:00: workshop, including 1h lunch break.
Our friend and vegan chef Gabry will be cooking nice and cheap food for lunch, so go to the Treehouse Cantina if you want to have some!
DURING THE NIGHT
In the evening we will have social times, shows and dinners organised for this cosy edition.
Book your spots for the evenings you want to join, and feel the FOMO for the others if you don’t join it all!