A fascination for the phenomenon of folk dance has led performer Nastaran Razawi Khorasani to wonder how people today interpret and express a sense of community. Four individuals are trying to rid themselves of their own identity and blend into the crowd. The four performers’ actions slowly morph into a folk dance. Will they be able to forget themselves?

“In the wordless Uniform, Rotterdam-based theatre maker Nastaran Razawi Khorasani (…) puts her finger on our doubts when it comes to individuality versus collectivity” ★★★★ Theaterkrant

“An attractive, very lively show” ★★★★ Scènes

about the makers

Maas theater en dans creates grown-up shows for young people, physical, imaginative and outspoken in everything. Maas changes all the rules and seduces using theatre, dance, music, physical performance, film, animations, technical finds and loads more. Maas theater en dans has its homebase in Rotterdam, called Maaspodium. They are also at Tweetakt 2020 with Uniform.

Nastaran Razawi Khorasani graduated as a theatre performer from Toneelacademie Maastricht. Since then she has performed with Ro theater and Productiehuis Rotterdam. With KOBE, the collective Nastaran formed with Davy Pieters, she creates performances for a range of scenes, from theatre to museum and from club to festival. At Maas, Nastaran performed in CASH (Gouden Krekel 2014 for most impressive stage performance), Voorjaarsoffer, her own solo Play It Back and in Liefde. With a subsidy from the FPK Nieuwe Makers she made Solo van Nas & Jim (2017), Uniform (2018) and Bye Bye Baby (2019) with Maas. Uniform is back by popular demand.