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

A busy month too for our English language theatre companies. STET’s annual festive offering A CHRISTMAS CAROL opens on 22nd at Theater aan het Spui in The Hague while hot on the heals of THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING ERNEST the QE2 company opens on 6th at the CC Amstel Theatre in Amsterdam with THE 39 STEPS.

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EXTRACURRICULAR

WE VIKINGS at the Fries Museum in Leeuwarden

The lifestyle included more than just the notorious looting. Vikings were also very skilled traders with an extensive network, from which the Dutch coastal inhabitants also benefited. Frisians might even join the Vikings and take part in their raids.In We Vikings over 500 objects from the Netherlands and abroad illustrate the complex relationship between Dutch coastal inhabitants and Vikings.

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The ArtsTalk Podcast

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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 art critic Wendy Fossen about the big MONET exhibition at the Kunstmuseum in The Hague and Michael Hasted talks to Canadian singer RONLEY TEPER who was appearing with her band The Lipliners at De Stamboom in The Hague

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BOOKS & LITERARY EVENTS

Joseph Stiglitz and Deidre McCloskey at the John Adams Institute Amsterdam

Two world class economists were in Amsterdam this week to talk about their new books – Deidre McCloskey’s, ‘Why Liberalism Works’ and Joseph Stiglitz’s ‘People, Power and Profits’. Their latest offerings place these two giants of American economics in direct opposition to one another on many counts.

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INTERVIEW

ROBIN HERFORD

is perhaps a name that not everyone is familiar with. He was responsible for the creation of London’s second longest running show, THE WOMAN IN BLACK, over thirty years ago and has directed all subsequent productions. He talks exclusively to ArtsTalk Magazine editor Michael Hasted about his involvement in the record-breaking thriller since its conception and first performance in Scarborough, England in1987.

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