FATU: Gilion Slory, Anuar, Kenji Loe en Jörgen Raymann

Gilion Slory, Anuar, Kenji Loe and Jörgen Raymann will be on the FATU stage at Bijlmer Parktheater Amsterdam. From familiar names in the Dutch comedy scene to emerging talent from Zuidoost: every comedian brings their own style and view of the world.
FATU: Gilion Slory, Anuar, Kenji Loe en Jörgen Raymann
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Comedy from familiar faces and new talent
FATU brings four comedians together on the stage of Bijlmer Parktheater in Amsterdam Zuidoost. Gilion Slory and Jörgen Raymann are familiar names in the Dutch comedy scene. Anuar is known for his sharp observations and relatable stories. Kenji Loe is an emerging voice from the Amsterdam stand-up world. Each of them brings their own style and view on life.
Who will be on stage?
Gilion Slory grew up in Amsterdam and developed through the FATU Workshop trajectory. Anuar won the Cameretten Festival in 2004 and co-wrote, among other things, the television format Raymann is Laat. Kenji Loe discovered the microphone during the pandemic and is now on the FATU stage for the 2nd time. Jörgen Raymann, also known from The Comedy Factory, is a guest at FATU for the 13th time.
What makes FATU special?
FATU is a platform that has been giving comedy from Amsterdam Zuidoost a stage for years. The evenings are characterized by a mix of recognition, humor, and diversity. The audience plays an active role in the atmosphere. Are you interested in an evening of stand-up comedy at Bijlmer Parktheater? Use the link to book tickets.
Accessibility
General accessibility provisions and information
Present, available or allowed
- Service dog allowed
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
Provisions for people with reduced mobility
Present, available or allowed
- Stairs with handrail
- Lift
- Accessible restroom
- Mobile payment
Not present, not available or not allowed
- Personal assistant
- Guide lines
- Hearing loop (t-coil or headphones)
- Sign language interpretation provided
- Closed captioning
- Open captioning
- Hidden disability Sunflower-keycord recognised here
- Low stimulus hours
- Sensory experience
- Audio description
- Accessible information
- Material in Braille
- Passageways that are sufficiently wide









