The theatres in Poland are open again. But the curves....

by Wijbrand Schaap
1 March 202130 March 2022
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Nadat Guido Weijers' Fieldlab geen superspreading event is gebleken, en niemand hard genoeg heeft gelachen bij Dolf Jansen om anderen te besmetten, nu ook goed nieuws van onze relaties in Polen: de afgelopen maand, sinds de heropening van de theaters in Polen op 12 februari, zijn alweer 55.000 mensen naar het theater geweest. Voldoende reden voor enthousiasme, omdat het kennelijk goed schijnt te gaan.
'Data collected by the Theatre Institute show that during the first ten days after opening thea...

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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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