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#HF11 'The select' is neat and well behaved and on stage lacks the raw emotion of Hemingway's novel

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Could Prime Minister Rutte cum suis's anti-advertising by dismissing art as destined for leftist types and other idiots already be having an effect? You would almost think so when you see the rather poorly filled halls during the performances at the Holland Festival. There are more than ten people in the front row, but still it all doesn't hold up. Even at The Select (The Sun Also Rises) by the Ameri...

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Photo Mark Barton

Could Prime Minister Rutte cum suis's anti-advertising by dismissing art as destined for leftist types and other idiots already be having an effect? You would almost think so when you see the rather poorly filled halls during the performances at the Holland Festival. There are more than ten people in the front row, but still it all doesn't hold up. Even at The Select (The Sun Also Rises) by the Ameri...

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