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Sunday: Above zero in most places with light snow or sleet. Light frost at night. Similar on Monday
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What's OnTheatreCirque du Soleil The famous circus returns to Amsterdam with the new show is called Corteo, which means procession in Italian. This procession features a dream about the death and burial of a clown. The set is based on Chartres cathedral, famous for its stained-glass windows and the labyrinth on its floor. This forms a background to the colourful and weird costumes and a series of breathtaking acrobatic acts. Grand Chapiteau, Arena, Amsterdam, March 23 to April 22. Fawlty Towers: The Dining Experience Ever wondered what it would be like to dine at Faulty Towers? Well now you can be served a three-course meal by Basil, his wife Sybil and the Spanish waiter Manuel. Fortunately the three impersonators causing mayhem are assisted by a couple of real waiters. It's probably most fun if you know the series featuring, as it does, references to the show like a fire drill, lots of goose-stepping and Basil placing a surreptitious bet. Stadsschouwburg, Utrecht, March 27 to 31; Stadsgehoorzaal, Leiden, April 3 to 7 and 8 and 9 (matinees). Orange Tea Theatre Company The company specialising in modern English-language plays presents American Midget by Jonathan Yukich. This biting satire on the power of societal control concerns one man's struggle to distinguish reality from delusion in a world far more outlandish but only slightly more absurd than our own. Mezrab Cultural Centre, Amsterdam, February 24 and 25. Percossa The four percussionists of Percossa perform their new show Knock Out. They will be beating out the rhythms of Africa, Japanese Taiko drumming, body percussion and swinging samba, funk and dance music. Vredenburg Leidsche Rijn, Utrecht, February 12; De Meervaart, Amsterdam, February 29; Park Theater, Eindhoven, March 7; Stadschouwburg, Leiden, March 10; DeLaMar, Amsterdam, March 11; Stadsschouwburg, Tilburg, April 6; Theater Chassé, Breda, April 7. The Comedy of Errors Dominic Cooke's fast-moving, modern-dress production for the National Theatre of Shakespeare's early play about two sets of identical twins has Lenny Henry in the role of Antipholus of Syracuse. Pathé cinema, The Hague, March 1. |
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