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Laughing! You will see this Haarlem comedian in the new program Wat speelt er

Laughing! You will see this Haarlem comedian in the new program Wat speelt er

The new improvisational comedy show Wat speelt er premieres tonight on NPO1, featuring comedians reacting to current news without a script. Haarlem comedian Anniek Pheifer is among the performers participating in the BNNVARA program hosted by Patrick Lodiers.

A new improvisational comedy show titled Wat speelt er premieres tonight on NPO1, featuring a group of comedians and performers reacting to current events. Hosted by Patrick Lodiers, the program challenges participants to respond to news stories without a script, creating spontaneous jokes and scenes. Among the cast members is Haarlem comedian Anniek Pheifer, who will join others to provide an unexpected perspective on the week's headlines.

Produced by BNNVARA, the show has been compared to the popular former series De Lama's due to its reliance on quick thinking and improvisational humor. The format allows the news, audience input, and studio environment to serve as inspiration for every segment. Viewers can tune in weekly at 20.30 to see how the performers adapt to the unpredictable nature of the show and whether local talent Anniek Pheifer shines in this fast-paced environment.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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