Het gesprek - Frank van Pamelen (14 januari 2026)

Annemieke van Pamelen in gesprek met Frank van Pamelen, schrijver, dichter, cabaretier, columnist en theatermaker. Afgelopen weekend ging Van Pamelen's nieuwste voorstelling Hebba Nolla in première. In Hebba Nolla fileert Frank de macht van woorden. Hoe taal kan verhelderen, maar ook verhullen. Hoe opiniemakers en beleidsbepalers woorden gebruiken om te manipuleren. Van Pamelen zingt liedjes, maakt scherpe grappen en geeft een vleugje powerpointpoëzie. Hij legt verbanden, knoopt punten, plaatst vraag- en uitroeptekens. Op bijzondere wijze weeft hij een web van woorden. Die er uiteindelijk ontzettend toe doen. Frank van Pamelen won onder andere de Kees Stipprijs voor zijn lightverse-oeuvre en de publieksprijs van het Amsterdams Kleinkunst Festival. Hij heeft een actuele taalcolumn op NPO Radio 1 en organiseert jaarlijks de landelijke LichteGedichtenDag.

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