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About Priscilla Vaudelle
Amsterdam-based theatre-maker Priscilla Vaudelle (1982) graduated in 2013 from the Theatre Directing course at Amsterdam University of the Arts’ Academy of Theatre and Dance. During her studies she set up the LostProject foundation. In her work, Vaudelle gives exposure to people and stories that don’t generally get a platform. With quick montage, music, spoken word, rap and dance she sets the tone for stories straight from the heart of the city: powerful, universal productions on current themes such as identity, sexuality, social pressure and upbringing, which find great resonance with highly diverse audiences.
Priscilla has been a maker with Frascati Producties for three years now. Here, she recently created the musical production BIMS (2021/2022). In BIMS, we follow the story of a group of young residents of Amsterdam’s Bijlmer neighbourhood as they fight against gentrification and racism. Also under the Frascati Producties umbrella she made Klas 5 (2019), The World Is Yours #TWIY (2019), Lostwords: End of the Road (2020) and SIXTH (2022).
About Tim van den Heuvel
Tim van den Heuvel (1988) set up the LostProject foundation with Priscilla after they both studied at the Academy of Theatre and Dance in Amsterdam (2013). LostProject was under their combined artistic leadership until 2020. Tim then became an independent writer and actor, while Priscilla continued to direct and act as artistic director of LostProject.
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concept and direction Priscilla Vaudelle text Priscilla Vaudelle and Tim van den Heuvel performance Samantha Cherish Wielkens, Ayrton Kirchner, Erwin Kiene, Zoë Livay scenery and costume design Laura de Jong dramaturgy Madelon Kooijman songwriter Zoë Livay musical coach Glen Faria