Via Inferno is an epic music theater piece in which Sterre Konijn (39) explores the depths of her soul
Performer Sterre Konijn explores the depths of the human soul in her new music theater production, Via Inferno, presented at Theater Bellevue. Drawing inspiration from Dante’s The Divine Comedy, the show combines original music, unique instrumentation, and powerful vocals to portray a transformative journey through life's struggles.
Performer Sterre Konijn presents her ambitious music theater production Via Inferno at Theater Bellevue. Inspired by Dante Alighieri’s The Divine Comedy, the 39-year-old artist spent time analyzing thousands of verses to create a show that explores the deepest parts of the human soul. The performance features a unique set design with hanging organ pipes and a variety of instruments, including the duduk and theremin, which Konijn plays herself while singing in Italian.
Produced by Silbersee, the show depicts a journey through hell and purgatory, mirroring Dante’s own path to enlightenment. Konijn delivers a versatile vocal performance, switching effortlessly between classical techniques and rock-inspired intensity. Accompanied by musicians in dark attire, she portrays a vulnerable individual navigating existential doubt and past suffering. The production is characterized by its creative originality, positioning Konijn as a bold artist who fearlessly explores the complexities of life on stage.
Based on reporting by parool. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.
