Fay Lovsky

Questionable songs

Lately, Fay Lovsky has been occupied with the theme of questionability. Certainly. The questionability is in the lyrics - questionable moments occur in all songs, jokes, stories, books, and performances. Should we abolish them? Or think about them? Or are we looking for nails at low tide? Anyway, in the Choir Hall Fay Lovsky also mainly brings cheerful songs with beautiful drawings as commentary. And of course saw and theremin. Questionable instruments in themselves.

Fay Lovsky and Gerrie Hondius

Fay Lovsky is always briefly famous at Christmas when 'Christmas was a friend of mine ' comes on the radio. She still writes songs and music for film and theatre. Gerrie Hondius is an artist, sand artist and theatre maker. She draws comics and is co-founder of Theater de Liefde in Haarlem, where she is also a resident performer. Tonight, their two arts come together in Gerrie's sand drawing, projected on the back wall, with dry commentary on Fay's (questionable!) songs. And those songs are about security at airports, or how do I build a man, or why am I in the kitchen. But are they allowed? As a song unfolds, Gerrie's drawings gradually emerge and give them a cheerful, beautifully drawn twist.