THEATER KIKKER Utrecht

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THEATER KIKKER
Ganzenmarkt 14,

UTRECHT

030 231 96 66

Theater Kikker is a versatile theater with two performance spaces in Utrecht city center, specializing in contemporary theater, modern dance and youth theater.

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Welcome ArtsTalk Magazine Holland

Launched in June 2017, we are the sister publication of StageTalk Magazine in the UK and provide previews, reviews and information, in English, for theatres, art exhibitions, concerts, opera etc, concentrating on cities in south west Netherlands (Noord/Zuid Holland and Utrecht regions). Each venue, museum or gallery has its own page with information and a link to its website. The site is updated regularly and information is always coming in so there is always something new to discover or read about.

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Some Highlights This Month

August traditionally brings lots of out-door events throughout our area with music and theatre predominant. Theatre-wise August, and hopefully fine weather, heralds STET, The English Theatre’s annual outdoor Shakespeare extravaganza. This year the English company Illyria present THE TEMPEST . . . The always excellent, and free, four day DELFT JAZZ FESTIVAL takes place at the end of the month in and around the city centre . . .

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EXTRACURRICULAR

THE WESTFRIES MUSEUM in Hoorn

Slightly out of the area we normally cover (hence its Extracurricular designation) the Westfries Museum is one of those museums where the building itself is as interesting as its exhibits. In its panelled, oak-beamed rooms and via its steep winding staircases you can feel the concentrated power of the 17th century Dutch, a time of abundance of riches.

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The ArtsTalk Podcast

ArtsTalk Radio

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 Syrian refugee dancer AHMAD JOUDEH who is establishing a growing reputation around Europe and in The Netherlands where he now lives. And Michael HASTED talks to BRAM STOEKEN, organiser of the DELFT JAZZ FESTIVAL

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BOOKS & LITERARY EVENTS

The Anarchist Library at Infokafee Bollox in Amsterdam

Among the cultural and political initiatives the creation of an anarchist library has allowed to access a different type of information which alternates social criticism with the creation of solutions to the problems we encounter in the neo-capitalistic era.

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INTERVIEW

KENNETH CRANHAM talks about HAROLD PINTER

Harold Pinter’s THE CARETAKER (De Huisbewaarder) toured throughout the Netherlands last year. Kenneth Cranham is one of the British actors most associated with Pinter having appeared in six of the writer’s plays in the UK. This interview was conducted while Cranham was appearing in THE FATHER (DE VADER) in England, to which he refers.

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