A topical story about people trying to keep their piece of paradise in an uncertain world.

When the farmer-mobile home park Eldorado is threatened by a leisure giant wanting to buy up the place, the residents rise up against it. Alone on stage, Hensema brings ten characters to life. Each one of them people trying to preserve their own piece of paradise.

ELDORADO touches on big themes that are more urgent than ever: who decides what happens to our land, our space, our silence and our view of the stars? And who has the right to decide the future of us and our children? Marcel Hensema brings with this play e and topical solo about people trying to preserve their piece of paradise in an uncertain world. "Eldorado is a touching story, middle of the road," writes Dagblad van het Noorden★★★★

4 out of 5 stars Theatre newspaper

"Eldorado is not only topical and local, but also universal and of all times."
4 out of 5 stars Dagblad van het Noorden

"Visitors go to Hensema like football fans go to their club: not whether it will be good, but how good. Eldorado is a hit story, right in the thick of it. And radio pirate Roelof is downright brilliant."
3 out of 5 stars Volkskrant

"A wonderful argument about how to deal with each other, nature, earth, air and water - a profound rebuttal to the fear of the strange."

Marcel Hensema ELDORADO