Compagnie Red Yellow & Blue / Daan van Bendegem

Vera and Sinem’s desire to become parents quickly evaporates when they discover that both want to  carry the child to see ‘their own genes reflected’. At the couple's regular Friday afternoon drinks with  Vera’s brother Bram and his boyfriend Manu, the siblings pitch a solution for this unfulfilled desire to  
have children. An out-of-the-box plan, of which they have no idea how it will be received by their  partners. 

With this "comedy of the year" (NRC), Compagnie Red Yellow & Blue offers a respectful nod to Who’s  Afraid of Virginia Woolf? - the renowned relationship drama by Edward Albee - and turns it into a  dark kitchen table comedy. It focuses on queer thirty-somethings and the relationship issues of  today. Daan van Bendegem penned it down in sharp dialogues and paints a portrait of a generation  in which queer Millennials struggle with disheartening challenges, but are also hilariously relatable.