Fall together, rise together.
BOUNCED / 4+
Language No Problem
By:
Jennie Reznek, Afrovibes Festival
Age:
4+
Genre:
Physical theater, Theater
Rotterdam
IN SHORT: BOUNCED is a playful performance about friendship, teamwork, and belonging. Through games and movement, four young performers explore how groups form, change, and reconnect after conflict. A relatable and humorous show for young children about living together and finding your place within a group.
What happens when you play together, fall out and make up again? In BOUNCED, four friends discover what it means to be part of a group. Sometimes they belong, sometimes someone gets left out. Who takes the lead? Who follows? And how do you find your way back to one another?
Through humour, play and movement, the young performers of Magnet Theatre explore friendship and what it means to play together. They show how quickly fun can turn into conflict, and how everyone tries to find their place within the group.
BOUNCED is a playful performance about friendship, belonging and finding your way together, relatable for young children and an invitation to reflect on how we live alongside one another.
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Credits
Jennie Reznek (oorspronkelijk in co-regie met Jayne Batzofin)
Azola Mkhabile, Siphenathi Siqwayi, Sipho Kalako & Buhle T. Stefane
Themba Stewart
Themba Stewart
Asiphe Lili
AFROVIBES FESTIVAL 2026: SOIL | SOUL
Afrovibes Festival presents contemporary dance, theatre, and music by artists from Africa and the African diaspora in the Netherlands. Through an African perspective, they explore urgent global issues such as identity, belonging, history, and the future. Unique and thought-provoking performances give a platform to stories and perspectives that are often overlooked.
The theme of Afrovibes Festival 2026 is Soil | Soul. In a world where land is increasingly at the center of conflict and power struggles, African artists examine the meaning of land, ancestry, and spiritual connection. In many African worldviews, land is more than territory, it is a source of memory, ancestors, rituals, and identity. What does it mean to be connected to the ground on which you live, and what happens when that connection to your origins is disrupted?
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