Best of…’Help, ik heb een puber!’ LIVE
Best of….’Help, I Have a Teenager!’ LIVE is a must-see for parents of teenagers, podcast listeners, and basically for everyone trying to keep a cool head at home while a teenager is moving around the house.
Teenagers: the craziest, funniest, and most frustrating creatures in existence. Kluun wrote a veritable manual about them and, together with Yvanka van der Zwaan, created over 100 podcast episodes of ‘Help, ik heb een puber!’ (Help, I have a teenager!) to help parents navigate puberty.
After 100 episodes, countless conversations with experts, candid encounters with teenagers themselves, and a dizzying stream of questions, tips, cries for help, insights, and relatable stories from all over the Netherlands, Kluun and Yvanka could really only draw one conclusion: this simply had to go to the theater one more time. Because anyone who lives with teenagers knows that one conversation is never enough. In Best of…’Help, ik heb een puber!’ LIVE, the most pressing, funny, complicated, and relatable themes from the podcast come together in a single evening that provides relief, offers direction, and above all shows that no one has to struggle through this alone.
Using the most talked-about, relatable, and frequently asked-about topics from the podcast as a starting point, Kluun and Yvanka take the audience through everything that makes puberty so fun, confusing, exhausting, and sometimes completely incomprehensible. From endless arguments and slamming doors to phone addiction, school stress, friendship, love, and letting go: everything is covered.
Expect a lively and witty evening at the theater filled with relatable stories, sharp observations, useful insights, and plenty of room for discussion and questions from the audience. An evening where you discover that you are far from alone, there is plenty to laugh about, and where you also go home with renewed courage and a few practical ideas.
Best of….’Help, I Have a Teenager!’ LIVE is a must-see for parents of teenagers, podcast listeners, and basically for everyone trying to keep a cool head at home while a teenager is moving around the house.