Strona główna Kalendarzyk CULTURE: Beauty from Central and Eastern Europe in The Hague – 28.04-19.05.2012

CULTURE: Beauty from Central and Eastern Europe in The Hague – 28.04-19.05.2012

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26 kwietnia 2012

Concert of Warsaw Village Band (Kapela ze wsi Warszawa): The Hague – 09.05.2012, Utrecht – 11.05, Eindhoven -12.05, Amsterdam -12.05

Theater De Regentes in The Hague opens its doors to theatre makers and musicians from Central and Eastern Europe.

Theater is open during the market in the Weimarstraat on Saturday 28 and Sunday 29th April

Program Saturday 28 April
• 11.00-17.00 tearoom open
• 11.00-17.00 extra information of these performancens in the tearoom
• 12-17.00 theatergroep Mămăligă is in the tearoom to tell you something about the performance
• 11.00-17.00 ticketoffice is open and last minute-action for the performance Tap ’n Tabla Sat. 28 April/ 15.00hrs
• 12.00-17.00 uur presentatation of deZOUP with photos of Petra Dolezova
• 13.30 film Time of the Gypsies of Emir Kusturica in the Ketelhuis/ free, but you have to reserve.

Program Sunday 29 April
• 11.00-17.00 tearoom open
• 11.00-17.00 extra information of these performancens in the tearoom
• 13.30 film Time of the Gypsies of Emir Kusturica in the Ketelhuis/ free, but you have to reserve.

Thur. 3 May 2012 / 20.15 hrs
Waarom het kind in de polenta kookt
door Theatergroep Mămăligă
Ketelhuis / € 13.50
Dutch spoken theatre

Together the Polish director, Dorothea Nikiporczyk and the Romanian born actrice, Ioana Tudor form the Dutch theatre group Mămăligă. With their moving performance ‘Waarom het kind in de polenta kookt’, from the successful novel by Aglaja Veteranyi, this group lays the deepest essence of the Eastern European soul bare.

Wed. 9 May and Fri. 4 May 2012 / 20.15 hrs.
Warsaw Village Band
OOR-sprongen: Poolse folk met een rauw randje
Grote Zaal / € 22.50

In Polish they are called: 'Kapela ze wsi Warszawa’ and internationally they operate as the Warsaw Village Band. The six members have been raising their voices against the advancing, global, mass culture for almost fifteen years now. Melodies with a medieval tint are played on the fiddle, hurdy-gurdy, cello and deep drums and go hand in hand with trance inducing grooves, abrasive Eastern European polyphony and dub and scratch. It is high time for them to bring their urgent musical message music to Segbroek, the ‘Little Warsaw’ of The Hague. www.warsawvillageband.net
interview here

Concerts also: Thur 10 May: De Oosterpoort, Groningen / Fr. 11 May: Rasa, Utrecht / Sat. 12 mei: Muziekgebouw Eindhoven / Son. 13 Mayi: Bimhuis, Amsterdam

Sat. 19 May 2012 / 20.15 hrs.
CONCERT FANFARE KADRIEVI
OOR-sprongen: Wind music from the Balkans
Grote Zaal/ € 19.50

Anyone who has ever seen the movie Time of the Gypsies by acclaimed filmmaker Emir Kusturica, will remember the soundtrack with the shrill, swinging and driving sounds of a little Balkan brass orchestra. Blowing from the depths of their souls for the performance were the Fanfare Kadrievi brass players, one of the many Roma brass orchestras from the Balkans. The Orkestar Mladi Braka Kadrievi (the group’s full name) consists of no less than forty players who are all generations of the Kadrievi family of musicians. They play music from the Balkans, but they feel most at home with the jumpy rhythms and with the blood, sweat and tear soaked melodies from their homeland, Macedonia. Six Kadrievi members will travel to The Hague for this performance at De Regentes. www.kadrievi.com

EXTRA: 14.00 hrs. See the film Time of the Gypsies in The Ketelhuis/ Entrance is free but you need to make a reservation.

Information
Theater De Regentes, Weimarstraat 63, Den Haag
Tickets: 070-3637798 or online: www.deregentes.nl