Phoenix Voices
Saturday 12 September
In autumn 2026, ’t Verskil will launch Phoenix Voices, a special project for and by women. In two consecutive parts, participants will focus on personal growth while working towards a theatre performance together.
The first part focuses on healing, connection and inner strength. Guided by Rana Jamous and Regina, participants will take part in eight workshops centred around meditation, yoga, energy work and expressive writing. In a safe and supportive environment, there will be space to share experiences, release tension and reconnect with yourself.
In the second part, these personal stories take on a new form. Together with theatre-maker Carolien Tiedema from ’t Verskil, participants will create a performance combining theatre, music and storytelling. In this way, individual experiences are transformed into a powerful and relatable story that creates a connection between participants and the audience.
Phoenix…
In autumn 2026, ’t Verskil will launch Phoenix Voices, a special project for and by women. In two consecutive parts, participants will focus on personal growth while working towards a theatre performance together.
The first part focuses on healing, connection and inner strength. Guided by Rana Jamous and Regina, participants will take part in eight workshops centred around meditation, yoga, energy work and expressive writing. In a safe and supportive environment, there will be space to share experiences, release tension and reconnect with yourself.
In the second part, these personal stories take on a new form. Together with theatre-maker Carolien Tiedema from ’t Verskil, participants will create a performance combining theatre, music and storytelling. In this way, individual experiences are transformed into a powerful and relatable story that creates a connection between participants and the audience.
Phoenix Voices is open to women of all ages and backgrounds. The workshops will be held in Dutch, English and Arabic. Participation is free and places are limited to 25 women. The first session is a no-obligation introduction, after which participants can decide whether they would like to take part in the full programme.
Part 1: 12, 19 and 26 September; 3, 10, 17, 24 and 31 October 2026
Part 2: 7, 14, 21 and 28 November; 5, 12 and 19 December 2026