At Soup Kitchen, you get to meet the artists who will soon be taking the stage with us. Ahead of the performance, they join us to talk about what they have created, how they made it, and why.

Soup Kitchen is an initiative to make art more accessible—we open the doors to conversation and community.

On the menu is a delicious, homemade soup that is always vegan or vegetarian.

Free admission and free soup.

12:00 pm at Rosendal Café.

On 8 April, you will meet Céline Meillaud, who performs Skyene at Rosendal Teater on 11 April.

Skyene invites children aged 0–3 into the magical world of Cumulus, a baby cloud who lives in the sky with their mother.

What does Mama Cloud look like? Who are Cumulus’s friends? How do clouds respond to the seasons? What does a cloud flower smell like? What is it like to be a baby cloud—floating, swirling, playing, and dancing?

Welcome to an interactive sensory journey in which a dancer and a musician take children on a poetic adventure in the sky, where they are both audience members and participants.

Skyene creates a safe space where babies and toddlers can experience their very first performance and make discoveries on their own terms.

The performance stimulates the senses and allows children to explore the world through a poetic universe of shapes, sounds, textures, and surprises.

Here, they encounter the performing arts in a safe, playful, and sensory way—and discover that art is a universal language that sparks curiosity and wonder.