Anemone (Ghent, 1990) and Verona (Ghent, 1992) met through the feminist performance “Sirens” by Ontroerend Goed. For this performance they won The Stage Award at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival ’14. Between the two of them they share 2 awards for film roles, 2 Ensor nominations and 1 Amnesty International Freedom of Expression nomination. This is mainly due to Anemone’s work ethic. Verona, on the other hand, performed with Wunderbaum, De Warme Winkel and Romeo Castellucci.  

With a shared passion and background as victims and survivors of transgressive behavior, Anemone and Verona do not want to point fingers. On the contrary, they want to have fun. To achieve this, the audience can choose the scenes and play along. Humor sets the tone of the performance. The dynamics between the two different characters of the actors are also used playfully to entertain the audience. Since the actors believe in the necessity of this theme, the lightness with which it is presented and their English accents, they would like to tour internationally with the performance. (And preferably win some awards.) Which would flatter their ego.