He could have become an important director, but was at the wrong time, in the wrong place. In the end, his illness fatally bothered Matthias Mooij. Yesterday, this still young theatre-maker died of lung cancer, more than a year and a half after the premiere of his first large-venue production: Mogadishu. With that production, of a play written by the English writer Vivienne Franzmann, Mooij set a new tone in theatre: no longer did he seize back in theatre ...
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