Liesa Naert makes her musicaldebuut as the wolf in ‘little red riding hood: I always sing, let me in the middle

Showbiz Liesa Naert (37) goes for a new challenge. The actress is in april on the shelves as the big bad wolf in the musical ‘little red riding hood’. Her length, she has already, for that evil they must be some deeper digging. “I dare say things are much too often not to comment,” she says in the Story.

Liesa Naert do you know of One series such as ‘growing your Own’, ‘Sense of tumor’ and ‘Quiz Me Quick’. But now dares, the actress is on slippery ice. On 12 april, she makes her musicaldebuut in little red riding hood. “The acting feels very comfortable, but singing is completely out of my comfort zone. At the conservatory, I did singing lessons. Just shoot, there is not much left. Fortunately I now have an intensive coaching session. And I sing like. Or the always good, I leave in the middle (laughs) .”

And then there is also the dancing.

“Yes, I dance a couple of times in the ensemble. Also since I've seriously exercised. The hardest part I find the two combine. But that is all good. And otherwise, I solve it with humor, because I play a funny wolf.”

The public learned to know you as a comedic actress, but you play increasingly dramarollen.

“I am very happy. Not that I comic roles tired of me, but if I want something dramatic to play, I am still just a bit more challenged. I love variety, so I can have different facets.”

Professional jokers are private, often very serious. Do you recognize that?

“Actually, I am pretty quiet, yes. However, I was used to do a ‘tafelspringer’, but with older is greatly reduced.”

Large, but sweet

little red riding hood is aimed at children. You showed ever fall that that if the public does not always grateful.

“in the Past, I still have the performances played for very small children, in an intimate setting. If there is then three begin to cry, does that affect your concentration. But this musical is much larger addressed. It is intended that children fully participate in the story. So, I'd rather they make noise than that they fall asleep (laughs) .”

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