Isabelle Kafando - ROF DAAIMUND
ROF DAAIMUND is the new alter ego of Isabelle Kafando, directed by Peter van de Witte (Rundfunk/n00b). A rapid succession of misfits and pretenders parade across the stage - characters so raw and recognizable that you wonder whether you're watching a performance or witnessing an actual nervous breakdown. Kafando hones them all down into something that resembles a human being. Almost.
The sketches follow each other at breakneck speed, interspersed with musical interludes. The comedy is direct and cuts straight to the point.
Content warning: this performance contains scenes that will make you question your own mental stability. Not suitable for people who think they know themselves.
Press on ROF DAAIMUND:
"Kafando plays these and other characters with full commitment. She's almost constantly delivering in the fast and tight montage of loose sketches that is Rof Daaimund. In any case, Kafando is quite an impressive presence on stage, someone who radiates in everything: I'm here and not going anywhere, you'd better get used to it." - Trouw
"The various self-contained scenes are abruptly started or cut off through hard transitions or fun musical interludes sung/rapped to a solid beat. Once again it's crystal clear that Kafando is a good and entertaining actress who can also sing well." - NRC











