Battle of the likes

Double Tap Trap / 12+

By:
Maas theater and dance | Rotterdam Street Culture Week

Age:
12+

Genre:
Dance, Theater

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IN SHORT: Double Tap Trap is an interactive and explosive performance about young people living in a world full of social media that pressures them to always show their most  perfect self. Beneath the shine, questions arise about identity, group pressure and "what is the truth".

In a dystopian world, where everything revolves around being seen, a group of young people love to draw attention. They’re slick, popular, with the most beautiful voices and best skills. In a montage of scenes, they always show their best side  – all for the double tap (the digital "like"). But what lies beneath the shine? What is truth, and what is illusion?

Double Tap Trap is an interactive, explosive performance about identity, peer pressure, and the irresistible attraction of social media. How long can you keep up the perfect version of yourself? And what happens when you stop scrolling – and start looking?

Maas theater and dance and Rotterdam Street Culture Week bring together theater, sports, and street arts in a powerful mix. For everyone aged 12 and up.

This performance is Dutch spoken, with some English scenes. 

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Credits

Concept/direction:

Rajiv Bhagwanbali

Performers:

Indirah Tauwnaar, Megan Jane Simons, Onur Eren, Sena Nyaku, Soufiane Bencok

Music:

Jason Jeandor

Video:

Bouba Dola

Costumes/styling:

Sandro Lima

Light design:

Yuri Schreuders

Advice set:

Onur Eren

Dramaturgy:

Merel Heering

Technical producer:

Peter Raaijmakers

Technical support (on tour) :

Dennis Stolzenberg, Frans Baudoin

Production:

Marieke de Waal, Rosana Kalpoe

Education:

Esther Schouten en Ilidia Medina

Coproduction:

Maas theater en dans & Rotterdam Street Culture Week

Campaign image, teaser & trailer:

Bouba Dola

Double Tap Trap was made with the support of Elise Mathilde Fonds and the Erasmusstichting.

About Rajiv Bhagwanbali

Choreographer Rajiv Bhagwanbali grew up in a traditional Hindu family. It seemed his destiny to become a priest, just like his father. Within his community, he was shaped by religion and spirituality, following the path that was expected of him. But things changed when he came into contact with hip-hop. He felt welcome, surrounded by people who were all different from him. What he had learned at home about compassion, he experienced there. Suddenly, he found himself caught between two worlds, had to choose, and decided to follow his own path. He began as a dancer within the hip-hop scene and has since grown into a host and presenter on national television. His own story forms the inspiration for this performance.

Booking inquiries

Location:

Theater with retractable seating or on location

Playing period:

September - October 2025

Age:

12 + | from grade 1 of secondary education  

Capacity:

max 150 visitors  

Duration:

60 minutes (subject to change)  

Playing surface:

to be determined  

Rosa brinks / rosa@maastd.nl

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