Keep On Dreaming | Corinne Bronsink

Please note: this performance is for visitors aged 18 and over.

Growing up in an unsafe family often leaves lasting marks - on personal development, relationships, and daily functioning. Recovery is possible, but requires courage and perseverance. Yet the path to healing is also fraught with obstacles and pitfalls.

With humour, creativity and boldness, Corinne Bronsink shares how the unsafe environment of her childhood affected her life for years to come, and how she recovered from it. It is a partly autobiographical story about shame and pain - confronting, yet also powerful. The performance breaks taboos and offers hope. Recommended for those with similar experiences, their loved ones, and professionals working with people who experienced trauma in their youth.

After the show, there will be a post-show discussion in the theatre and an opportunity to chat in the foyer.

About Corinne Bronsink
Corinne Bronsink is a clinical psychologist, psychotherapist and lived-experience expert in mental health care. She openly combines her professional knowledge with her own experiences of mental health challenges and growing up in an unsafe family, and is committed to breaking the taboo around mental vulnerability in healthcare. She has appeared on 'De Publieke Tribune' on Radio 1, where Coen Verbraak spoke with healthcare professionals about their own mental health struggles.

Music by:
Kinga Ban: 'Welkom'
Matthijn Buwalda and Stephanie Struijck: 'Littekens'

⚠️ This performance contains sensitive themes, including sexual violence and suicide. If you are having thoughts of suicide or struggling with mental health issues, please talk about it. Contact 113 Suicide Prevention by phone 0800-0113 or chat via 113.nl.