With Oogst – which means Harvest – STAN reaps what was sown in 2009, when the company celebrated its twentieth anniversary. Like-minded actors, dancers, musicians and theatre companies were invited to share the stage for two 24-hour periods. Some of these encounters were short, powerful and inspirational and above all, they left people wanting more. New plans were hatched.

For Oogst STAN is putting together evenings of theatre, dance and music. With this concept STAN will be able to perform new scenes, short plays and one-acters from the theatre repertoire that are too short to provide a full evening’s entertainment. All Oogst evenings will be different, except for the concept: the programme will be revealed in advance, but not the order of play.

Jolente and Sara perform the first scene from the second act of Oscar Wilde’s A Woman of No Importance with Natali and Tine or with Wine and Maartje.
Erik plays saxophone.
Frank does Harold Pinter’s One for the Road with Kuno or Willy or Robby or Jeroen or Walter of Geert or Bert and Wine or Natali or Tine or Minke or Maartje.
Jolente and Koen dance together.
Damiaan presents Karl Valentin’s A Visit to the Theatre with Matthias.
Kobe and Aarich play percussion.
Sara and Thomas do an excerpt from Anton Chekhov’s The Seagull .
Jolente performs Chekhov’s The Proposal with Damiaan and Willy or Dirk.
Sara and Sara take on a scene from William Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night .
Jolente does Harold Pinter’s Night with Kuno.
Paul plays the viola.