In "New Neighbors," Saskia Noort unravels the dark sides of seemingly perfect lives in a new housing development, where intrigue and secrets reign supreme.
Story full of intrigue, love affairs, secrets and mutual tensions
With "New Neighbors," Saskia Noort wrote a bestseller around themes of love, jealousy, friendship, adultery and the complexity of relationships. We see Eva and Peter, who move into their villa in a new housing estate after a tough period without much enthusiasm. During a neighborhood drink, they get to know their neighbors: the free-spirited couple Steef and Rebecca. Both couples seem to have the perfect life and a happy marriage, but appearances are deceptive. Intrigues and love affairs ensue, secrets are revealed, and the characters' lives become increasingly intertwined. Until there is no turning back.
'New Neighbors' plays with the tension of everyday situations, recognizable fantasies and offers a glimpse into both the fulfilment of fears and desires. The book topped the bestseller top-60 for no less than eight weeks after its release in 2006, followed by the successful television series. Now finally comes the long-awaited stage adaptation.
