Wait a minute: A cabaret show about the abolition of slavery? Exactly! Isn't that way too long ago? It might be! Does that have nothing to do with me? It does! All of us. Because we happen to live in the Netherlands.

More and more people are getting to know Keti Koti, the breaking of the chains. An increasingly larger group even knows what it stands for: the day the Netherlands abolished slavery. That is a celebration. For everyone. Because no reasonable person can be in favor of slavery. Much is also still unclear. About how that happened. About what we are celebrating. And why that is still important today.

The creators of FATU, MC Jeffrey Spalburg and DJ Phantom are eager to engage with the audience. They have become the longest-running comedy show in the Netherlands and know better than anyone how to connect with their audience in a hilarious yet meaningful way. Regardless of who is in front of you.

In this comedy special, they are supported by the images and animations of VJ Bikkel and take you from the present back but mainly look ahead. What are we celebrating with Keti Koti? What does it stand for? What is the legacy of our colonial past today? How do we give that a place and more importantly; how do we move forward together? Because the only way is forward. Know your past and be ready for the future.

Keti Koti Conference. It is time to break the chains and connect more with each other.