'We're not going to talk about Jiskefet, are we?' For Michiel Romeyn, all of life is theatre

by A Quattro Mani
29 September 202129 March 2022
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Ook al bestaat het satirische programma Jiskefet al meer dan 15 jaar niet meer, Michiel Romeyn (66) wordt nog steeds op straat herkend als ‘lullo’ Van Binsbergen, ‘de witte neger’ Oboema of kantoorklerk Storm. In Romeyns bestaan is de scheidslijn tussen leven en theater vloeibaar. ‘Ik hou ervan de boel te ontregelen.’
Robert Lagendijk en Michiel Romeyn © Carla van Thijn
‘We gaan het hopelijk toch niet over Jiskefet hebben, hè?’ zegt Michiel, terwijl hij aanschuift op het terras van De Ysbreker a...

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Photographer Marc Brester and journalist Vivian de Gier can read and write with each other - literally. As partners in crime, they travel the world for various media, for reviews of the finest literature and personal interviews with the writers who matter. Ahead of the troops and beyond the delusion of the day.View Author posts

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