Joris Smit on Tasso and Joan of Arc: no theatre that puts the audience to bed

by Frans van Hilten
3 March 201729 March 2022
9 min read
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Het Nationale Toneel speelt Jeanne d’Arc van Friedrich Schiller en herneemt gelijktijdig Tasso van Johann Goethe. In beide stukken speelt Joris Smit, in Tasso zelfs de titelrol. We gaan met hem in gesprek over Duitse romantici, Sallie Harmsen, het nieuwbakken Nationale Theater en het belang van op je bek gaan.
Tasso en Jeanne, Goethe en Schiller. Is de Duitse romantiek de enige verbindende factor tussen deze twee stukken of is er ook inhoudelijke overeenkomst?
Joris Smit, foto Sabrina Bongiovann...

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Frans van Hilten

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