MoviesFilmhuis Lumen:Dancer in the Dark, thurs. to wed. 22:00, Bjork, the Icelandic pixie, in Lars von Trier’s latest.
Bjork’s charater is going blind but manages to sing a few tunes before very satisfyingly getting strung up by her neck. Oh so moving.
Wonder Boys, thurs. to wed. 19:30, Michael Douglas is a professor of literature caught up in campus intrigue.
Election, fri. 15:30, excellent satire of US high school election campaign for class president that cleverly mirrors the real thing, as played out in Washington by the likes of Gore, Bush and Elisabeth Dole, who the main character is based on.
Apollo:
Voldersgracht 12, Delft
Tel: 212 32 51
What Lies Beneath, thursday to wednesday 18:30 and 21:30, sunday 14:00; there’s something evil in the bathtub and it’s not necesarily Michelle Pfieffer’s toe cheese. A cynical attempt to cash in on that other movie about convening with dddddead, the one starring Bruce Willis.
Studio-D:
American Psycho, fri. + sat. 18:45 and 21:30; thurs, and sun. to wed. 20:30. sex, greed and gore in the swinging 80’s. Either a fantastical metaphor for the decade or a good excuse to film titilating violence and debauchery.
Music
Cultureel Centrum
Mekelweg 10:
Happy End by Kurt Weil, words by Bertolt Brecht, performed by Gruppo Montebello, featuring Henk Guittart (Rotterdams Conservatorium), thurs. 7 dec. 12:45
Speakers:
Tune Up Special: Bubble Party, thurs 30 nov. 23:00; Beatsclub: Seventies Party, fri. 23:00; Experience Speakers, sat. 23:00; Salsa Sunday, sun. 20:00; Tune Up Sinterklaas Party, thurs. 7 dec. 23:00.
Koornbeurs:
Triangle, fri. 23:00; Underground, sat. 22:00.
Cultureel Centrum Abtswoude:
Composition, by Vincenzo, Friedemann and Telemann, by Het Nederlands Fluitkwartet, sun. 15:00
Theater de Veste:
Stuk, by Mylène d’Anjou, thurs. 30 nov. 20:15.
Theater
Theater De Veste:
There’s No Business Like Showbusiness, musical by Irving Berlin, fri. 20:15
Exhibitions
Leger museum (Delft):
‘Dressed to Kill’: The uniform as fashion – from April 1st to Jan. 7th 2001.
From Hendrix to the Sex Pistols, khaki to army boots – military uniforms as cool street-wear, as worn by generations of fashion victims. Unfortunately, the display captions are only in Dutch.
Kunsthal (Rotterdam)
Jesus in the Golden Age, until Jan 7th
Van Gogh Museum
Paulus Potterstraat 7, Amsterdam
Tel: 020-570 52 00
Light! The Industrial Age, 1750-1900, 20 Oct. to Feb. 11, 2001.
Haags Gemeentemuseum
Stadhouderslaan 41, Den Haag
Tel: 070-33 81 111
www.gemeentemuseum.nl
All over the place: fashion and traditional dress, until march 18, 2001; Auke de Vries: Costume design for the Friesan army, until november 12; The ear caresses the eye: Music in Japanese pictorial art, until january 14, 2001.
Galerie Ariana
Lange Geer 6, Delft
Tel: 214 23 01
Paintings by Ruud Slagmolen en Bronze statues by Luigi Amati, until november 27: Thursday to Saturday 10:00-17:30 and the first and third Sunday of the month 14:00-17:00.
Movies
Filmhuis Lumen:
Dancer in the Dark, thurs. to wed. 22:00, Bjork, the Icelandic pixie, in Lars von Trier’s latest. Bjork’s charater is going blind but manages to sing a few tunes before very satisfyingly getting strung up by her neck. Oh so moving.
Wonder Boys, thurs. to wed. 19:30, Michael Douglas is a professor of literature caught up in campus intrigue.
Election, fri. 15:30, excellent satire of US high school election campaign for class president that cleverly mirrors the real thing, as played out in Washington by the likes of Gore, Bush and Elisabeth Dole, who the main character is based on.
Apollo:
Voldersgracht 12, Delft
Tel: 212 32 51
What Lies Beneath, thursday to wednesday 18:30 and 21:30, sunday 14:00; there’s something evil in the bathtub and it’s not necesarily Michelle Pfieffer’s toe cheese. A cynical attempt to cash in on that other movie about convening with dddddead, the one starring Bruce Willis.
Studio-D:
American Psycho, fri. + sat. 18:45 and 21:30; thurs, and sun. to wed. 20:30. sex, greed and gore in the swinging 80’s. Either a fantastical metaphor for the decade or a good excuse to film titilating violence and debauchery.
Music
Cultureel Centrum
Mekelweg 10:
Happy End by Kurt Weil, words by Bertolt Brecht, performed by Gruppo Montebello, featuring Henk Guittart (Rotterdams Conservatorium), thurs. 7 dec. 12:45
Speakers:
Tune Up Special: Bubble Party, thurs 30 nov. 23:00; Beatsclub: Seventies Party, fri. 23:00; Experience Speakers, sat. 23:00; Salsa Sunday, sun. 20:00; Tune Up Sinterklaas Party, thurs. 7 dec. 23:00.
Koornbeurs:
Triangle, fri. 23:00; Underground, sat. 22:00.
Cultureel Centrum Abtswoude:
Composition, by Vincenzo, Friedemann and Telemann, by Het Nederlands Fluitkwartet, sun. 15:00
Theater de Veste:
Stuk, by Mylène d’Anjou, thurs. 30 nov. 20:15.
Theater
Theater De Veste:
There’s No Business Like Showbusiness, musical by Irving Berlin, fri. 20:15
Exhibitions
Leger museum (Delft):
‘Dressed to Kill’: The uniform as fashion – from April 1st to Jan. 7th 2001.
From Hendrix to the Sex Pistols, khaki to army boots – military uniforms as cool street-wear, as worn by generations of fashion victims. Unfortunately, the display captions are only in Dutch.
Kunsthal (Rotterdam)
Jesus in the Golden Age, until Jan 7th
Van Gogh Museum
Paulus Potterstraat 7, Amsterdam
Tel: 020-570 52 00
Light! The Industrial Age, 1750-1900, 20 Oct. to Feb. 11, 2001.
Haags Gemeentemuseum
Stadhouderslaan 41, Den Haag
Tel: 070-33 81 111
www.gemeentemuseum.nl
All over the place: fashion and traditional dress, until march 18, 2001; Auke de Vries: Costume design for the Friesan army, until november 12; The ear caresses the eye: Music in Japanese pictorial art, until january 14, 2001.
Galerie Ariana
Lange Geer 6, Delft
Tel: 214 23 01
Paintings by Ruud Slagmolen en Bronze statues by Luigi Amati, until november 27: Thursday to Saturday 10:00-17:30 and the first and third Sunday of the month 14:00-17:00.
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