CORPUS Museum , Oegstgeest, Nr Leiden

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CORPUS Museum

Willem Einthovenstraat 1

2342 BH Oegstgeest

An unusual museum that lets you wander through the human body, inspecting all its organs close up and I glowing colour.

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Some Highlights This Month

From 6th – 23rd February, as part of their sixtieth anniversary celebrations NDT is dedicating its new production to Jiří Kylián. SOMETIMES, I WONDER is a full evening solely dedicated to one of the most profound, shape shifting figures in NDT’s history whose creative visions have moved the company to unparalleled heights.
STET, The English Theatre’s new show is THE CURIOUS SCRAPBOOK OF JOSEPHINE BEAN which is at the Paradijs in The Hague on 6th and 7th . . .

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EXTRACURRICULAR

HYSLOM – ITTE KAETE: BACK AND FORTH at the Ujazdowski Castle Centre for Contemporary Art in Warsaw

The art of building lasting relations is mixture of sincerity and repetitive encounter. For eight years, the hylsom collective have been returning to an artefact lookalike stone found in Coppenhagen, documenting its journey from Europe to Japan. Itte Kaete: Back and Forth relates the physical experience of transporting a 200 kilogram mass and its effects…

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Each week ArtsTalk Magazine editor Michael Hasted presents a podcast focusing on cultural events in and around The Hague, Amsterdam and Rotterdam.
This week Souwie Buis talks to Wendy Fossen about current art exhibitions in Amsterdam and The Hague focusing on the BREITNER vs ISREALS show at Kunstmuseum in The Hague. Plus, there is a feature on the lovely little TOBACCO MUSEUM in Delft and a song from Portuguese singer/songwriter MAGDA MENDES.

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INTERVIEW

We all have some Orpheus inside us

claims MONIQUE WAGEMAKERS, director of Nederlandse Reisopera’s new production L’ORFEO which is currently on tour throughout The Netherlands. In this interview she talks to Ingrid Bosman . . .

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BOOKS & LITERARY EVENTS

MEG WAITE CLAYTON talks in Amsterdam

at the John Adams Institute.

LAST TRAIN TO LONDON is Meg Clayton’s seventh novel, but she admits that she has never felt such a strong attachment as she felt for Truus, the books heroine, during the writing of the novel.

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