Millennial II Browser History X

Come watch a perfect, sweet and fun little family see their lives destroyed by the INTERNET .

A new black comedy from Hulst & Tarenskeen, 'purveyors of witty theatrical satires' (De Volkskrant) and known for theatre hits Showmeister and Millennial I VREDE. Brick wall, a racing bike on the wall and a big plant in the corner. The Smit family has got it right. Two forty-somethings with fine jobs, a nice relationship and a 15-year-old daughter they are raising according to the left-wing progressive handbook. Consent, transparency, open conversations at the kitchen table. Everything is negotiable. They have nothing to hide.

But it would be a boring play if we didn't put this family through hell. A website appears. With a timer. 24 hours. When the clock reaches zero, everyone can see each other's entire browser history. Every search. Every DM. Every porn night. Every question you ever asked Google or ChatGPT.

Outside, total anarchy breaks out. People burn laptops and data centres are stormed. Inside, things get awfully quiet. The parents pre-emptively decide to tell each other everything. Small confessions become bigger ones. Fantasies are expressed, supposedly without judgement.

And while their marriage is slowly crumbling, their adolescent daughter has another problem. At school, she always pretended to know everything. All the shocking videos that were coolly talked about. In reality, she watched dance tutorials.

Now she has 24 hours to make up for her innocence. Four screens at once. No intermission. 2 girls 1 cup.

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Browser History X is a black comedy about shame, desire and the right to a dark side. After all, do we really want to know everything about each other? Or is it precisely the secrets that keep us together? After the critically acclaimed VREDE, this is the second part of Hulst & Tarenskeen's Millennial series -about the generation that saw the internet emerge, normalised it and is now being rock-bottom overtaken by it.