Jazz Café Dizzy, Rotterdam

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Dizzy’s claims to be the oldest jazz stage in Holland. Opened in 1977 in central Rotterdam it also operates as a fine restaurant and runs tapas workshops.

‘s-Gravendijkwal 127
3021 EK Rotterdam
+31 (0)10 – 477 3014
info@dizzy.nl

Photo © Menno Bouma

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Some Highlights This Month

Predictably there are lots of top class contemporary dance events in our area. The NDT has a programme of new work created by its dancers – SWITCH 2020 takes place at the Lucent Danstheater in The Hague on 17th and 18th January. Also in The Hague the Korzo Theater has, as always, a rich and varied programme with THE ARSENAL OF RUDE THINGS on 9th and THE LOST ART OF GRIEF on 10th looking particularly interesting. THE EXACT POSITION OF THINGS by Nicole Beutler is on tour until 24th January.

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EXTRACURRICULAR

THE LONG ROAD TO COME – A film about the Dutch band Sunfire

Maria Kirova and Marina Margallo are preparing a film on the Dutch band Sunfire, a Western Folk band based in Den Haag. Both are students from the CampusDoc program at Hogeschool Utrecht.

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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 we have chosen the highlights from the first year of ArtsTalk Radio. There are interviews with author Nicci French, Elske van Holk of STET The English Theatre in The Hague, Sjarel Ex of Boijmans van Beuningen Museum in Rotterdam, the Cirque du Soleil, QETC, baritone Thomas Oliemans and much much more.

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BOOKS & LITERARY EVENTS

NICCI FRENCH

THE LYING ROOM was published in The Netherlands (as HUIS VOL LEUGENS) back in July but has only recently been published in the UK. We spoke to the husband and wife duo during a visit to Holland to learn more about their incredible world-wide success. Listen here to ArtsTalk Radio’s exclusive interview. The programme also includes an interview with Miel van Teijlingen of the Dutch National Theatre about the language issues with Dutch theatre.

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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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