After the big hit that was Hip Hop Hoera!, Don’t Hit Mama now presents its sequel Hip Hop Hoera – The Remix. A show about I, you and we for children aged 4 to 8. Are you brave enough to ask another person a question? Can you help another person? You need each other, but how does it work?

Hip Hop Hoera – The Remix doesn’t get down on its knees or resort to clichés about hip hop, as it takes parents back to their first discoveries in hip hop music. It is a strong and cheerful show, while leaving space for emotions, too. A show that sees children follow with abandon, a playful invitation based in the appeal and the social norms of hip hop culture. With three phenomenal urban dancers, fantastic, colourful animated film clips and original forms of interaction.

about the makers

Dancer and teacher Honey Eavis is no stranger to the hip hop scene. With Hip Hop Hoera – The Remix she is making a show that is all about being yourself, being different and being together: ‘In these times, the sense of community has come under pressure, so it’s important to me that we make young children especially aware of this: together we are stronger.’

The artistic direction of dance theatre Don’t Hit Mama consists of theatre maker Nita Liem and writer and dramaturg Bart Deuss. They take their inspiration from social forms of dance from uit America and Africa. With their dancers from the Netherlands and other countries Don’t Hit Mama make dance theatre that goes straight to the heart. The past few years they have worked in various cities in the Netherlands and in South Africa, New York, Washington and Senegal.