Bolder and Van Santen Call it a marriage

In "Call it a Marriage," Bolder & Van Santen start from a pile of household items from just any man and just any woman. Everything has been said, everything has been lived and everything has been dreamed. For a lifetime they have talked to each other, kept silent, collected things, and now they are in that overcrowded house and there seems to be no escape. In rapid succession, hilarious and touching scenes alternate. Sometimes with text, sometimes physically. The absurdity lies in the magnification of the everyday, the humor in the unexpected turns. Actors Audrey and Noël form a close duo that effortlessly interacts.
They bring a physical cabaret performance about the beautiful misery in which love can get bogged down.

Audrey Bolder and Noël van Santen previously created location theater and small short performances for festivals together. In addition, they each have an impressive list of productions and performances in which they have performed or created themselves.

Short biography Audrey Bolder:
Audrey Bolder (1970) graduated as an actress from the Hogeschool voor de Kunsten in Utrecht. She also studied singing with Esther Maas Vocal Training for three years. On stage Audrey could be seen in very diverse (music theater) productions with theater group Aluin, het Filiaal, De Utrechtse Spelen and she played Dusty in a musical about Dusty Springfield. Since 2016 Audrey has played the monologue Bep, written by herself, about Gerrit Rietveld's eldest daughter. From 1997 to 2005, she and Victorine Plante formed the cabaret duo Bolder & Plante. On television and in the cinema, Audrey can be seen in various films, television series (including GTST, Flikken Maastricht and Spangas) and commercials. In recent years Audrey has been in great demand as a director and has been a guest lecturer and final director at Codarts, the HKU, Buitenkunst and the KTA. She also directed the participants of the Groninger Student Cabaret Festival for fifteen years.

Short biography Noël van Santen:
Noël van Santen (1973) graduated as an actor from the Hogeschool voor de Kunsten in Utrecht. During his studies he won the Groninger Student Cabaret Festival with the duo Schudden and came in second at Cameretten. Ten theater programs followed, three of which were nominated for the Poelifinario. In between, Noël performed with Theatergroep Aluin, Growing up in Public and Wederzijds, among others. He played in the musical 'De Marathon' and garnered praise in the solo performance 'De Nachtwaker' by Het Filiaal theatermakers. Noël can also be seen in various films, television series and commercials.