Studio 100’s specific genius lies in its setting. Unlike Disney’s distant castles, Studio 100 musicals often occur in recognizable liminal spaces: a village square ( Samson ), a pop star’s dressing room ( K3 ), or a magical but logical forest ( Kabouter Plop ). Watching these settings allows the child to perform spatial link work . The viewer learns that the rules of the musical (share your toys, say sorry, sing when you are sad) are transferable rules to the living room or the playground.
Since its founding in 1996 by Gert Verhulst, Hans Bourlon, and Danny Verbiest, Studio 100 has evolved from a production company for children’s television into a media conglomerate that effectively defines the modern Dutch-language musical landscape. While originally known for television characters like Samson and Gert, the company’s expansion into large-scale musicals has redefined family entertainment. studio 100 musicals kijken link work
| Musical Title | Year | Best Platform for a "Working Link" | Availability | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | 2018 | Streamz | Permanent (with subs) | | 40-45 (WWII Musical) | 2022 | Streamz / DVD | Permanent | | Robin Hood | 2020 | VRT MAX (re-runs) | Intermittent | | Daens (The Musical) | 2017 | YouTube (official clip, full via Streamz) | Partial | | K3 Musical: Doornroosje | 2023 | Studio 100 Shop (Download) | Permanent | Studio 100’s specific genius lies in its setting
The Official Studio 100 YouTube Channel and specific playlists like Studio 100 Musicals! feature full shows, clips, and songs from popular productions like De kleine zeemeermin and 14-18 . : The viewer learns that the rules of the