BRANOUL LITERAIR THEATER, Den Haag

BRANOUL LITERAIR THEATER

Maliestraat 12,

2514 ZH Den Haag

070 365 7285

theater@branoul.nl

Theatre Branoul is an intimate and idiosyncratic theatre in Maliestraat, one of the nicest parts of the old town near the beautiful Lange Voorhout and the famous Hotel Des Indes.

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Launched in June 2017, we provide previews, reviews and information, in English, for theatres, art exhibitions, concerts, opera etc, concentrating on cities in south west Netherlands. We cover Amsterdam, The Hague, Rotterdam and everything in between and nearby – an area known as Randstad. Each venue, museum or gallery has its own page with information and a link to its website. The site is updated on a daily basis.

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NOT ONLY, BUT ALSO . . . some dates for your diary

Here’s a run down of some other events coming up in the next few weeks in Amsterdam, The Hague, Rotterdam and places nearby and in between. . .

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CONTINUING . . .

There is so much going on in Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague and nearby there are hardly enough days in the week to see or do everything. Luckily a lot of the exhibitions, events and tours run for quite a long time so if you have missed anything, don’t worry, it may still be running.

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JACOB JOHN SHALE on . . . the arts

Each month Amsterdam-based writer Jacob John Shale reports on aspects of the arts which originate in, or are connected to, The Netherlands. This month, an essay on AMSTERDAM STORIES by Nescio, the pen name of J.H.F. Groenloh, the highly successful director of the Holland-Bombay Trading Company and a father of four—someone who knew more than enough about respectable maturity.

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EXTRACURRICULAR

Théâtre Royal de Toone in Brussels

Extracurricular is a feature which enables us to include items that are perhaps outside our normal remit . . . On a recent visit to Brussels I spent an exceptionally entertaining and pleasant evening at the Théâtre Royal de Toone. Hidden down a dark and dingy alley off one of the city’s main shopping streets, and only 100m from the Grande Place , . .

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Further afield . . .

Although we concentrate on Amsterdam, The Hague and Rotterdam and everything else in between and nearby there are lots of other interesting events happening elsewhere

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We talk to Job Chajes of the excellent AMSTERDAM KLEZMER BAND and we play a track from one of their albums. QETC’s new production at the end of November is a double bill at the CC Amstel Theater in Amsterdam, we talk to director Mark Winstanley. Finally, we meet Ali Keles whose LAKESIDE COLLECTION of fine art can be seen in THE DEPOT in Rotterdam.

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BOOKS & LITERARY EVENTS

LEE MILLER IN PRINT by Saskia van Kampen-Prein

Lee Miller was, by any standards, a remarkable woman. Born on 23rd April 1907 in Poughkeepsie, New York of German and Scottish descent, she was a Vogue model, photographer, artists’ muse, war correspondent, gourmet cook, wife and mother. At nineteen she was discovered in a New York street by Condé Nast and subsequently appeared on…

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