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Theater maker Nicole Beutler (57) gives two promising artists a stage in Future Voices: We must ensure a fertile foundation

Theater maker Nicole Beutler (57) gives two promising artists a stage in Future Voices: We must ensure a fertile foundation

Theater maker Nicole Beutler is providing a platform for two emerging artists, Timo Tembuyser and Lucinda Wessels, through her project titled Future Voices. Tembuyser will present the solo performance Isle of Eros, while Wessels will debut the dance duet Fluid Figures.

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

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