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More audience, fewer seats: Amsterdam Fringe a lot cozier this year, and better than last year #tf2010 #amsfringe

With over 12,000 visitors and an average occupancy rate of 70%, the organisers of the Amsterdam Fringe Festival say they have reason for pride. In a press release, they report that 'they managed to grow the number of visitors without losing the intimacy and experimental character of the Amsterdam Fringe Festival. '
How exactly we should see that explains Fringe coordinator Anneke Jansen:
'We had 10,000 visitors last year, but much more room capacity d...

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With over 12,000 visitors and an average occupancy rate of 70%, the organisers of the Amsterdam Fringe Festival say they have reason for pride. In a press release, they report that 'they managed to grow the number of visitors without losing the intimacy and experimental character of the Amsterdam Fringe Festival. '
How exactly we should see that explains Fringe coordinator Anneke Jansen:
'We had 10,000 visitors last year, but much more room capacity d...

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