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“Liesbeth
is a restless teenager who loves to chat, in her own or with others,
it doesn’t matter. She makes remarkable statements about herself
and about others, she asks a lot of questions to herself, to her environment
and to the public. She is non-stop balancing between ‘being
herself’ and doing as if, between the girl she is and the actress
in the girl. Ianka Fleerackers plays Liesbeth in an endearing direct
and naïve fashion, recognizable and still extraordinary, roguish
en sensitive.”
“In his monologue for the-girl-of-all-times, you see the very
original statement of principles of an unrestrained theater maker
who, just like Liesbeth, unremittingly wants to let us participate
in his questioning. Recommended.” Roger Arteel, Knack 18 november
1992
“As a public you become a partner in such a disarming way of
the thoughts of a fifteen year old, that you don’t know: is
this the girl talking or is it the actress. The borderline between
real and artificial has hardly ever been so thin.” Marian Buijs,
De Volkskrant, 15-11-92
“The
loose and playful approach created such a hilarious atmosphere and
much more: real, uninhibited, from an original perspective and honest
work.” JPA, Gazet van Antwerpen, 9-11-92
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