Who pays the artist? Lower House hears about shocking reality in the arts in roundtable discussion

by Wijbrand Schaap
26 April 201830 March 2022
3 min read
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Of de artiesten die optreden in DWDD betaald kregen voor hun optreden. Esther Ouwehand van de PvdD wist het niet. Ze was niet de enige, tijdens de rondetafelzitting op woensdag 25 april over de arbeidsmarkt in de cultuursector. Niemand van de aanwezige Kamerleden, fondsbestuurders, vakbondsmensen wist het. Dus vroegen we even op facebook en twitter hoe het ook alweer zat. Al snel werd duidelijk dat optredende artiesten tegen een reiskostenvergoeding en een (zeer gewaardeerd) diner optreden.
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Wijbrand Schaap

Cultural journalist since 1996. Worked as theatre critic, columnist and reporter for Algemeen Dagblad, Utrechts Nieuwsblad, Rotterdams Dagblad, Parool and regional newspapers through Associated Press Services. Interviews for TheaterMaker, Theatererkrant Magazine, Ons Erfdeel, Boekman. Podcast maker, likes to experiment with new media. Culture Press is called the brainchild I gave birth to in 2009. Life partner of Suzanne Brink roommate of Edje, Fonzie and Rufus. Search and find me on Mastodon.View Author posts

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