The Invisible Man
Theater ArtemisA bravely staged fairytale about imagination and recognition.
A bravely staged fairytale about imagination and recognition.
Credits
- DirectorJetse Batelaan
- ComposerKeimpe de Jong
- ComposerArend Niks
- Costume DesignerLiesbet Swings
- Lighting DesignerBart van den Heuvel
- Scenographer AssistantEva Koopmans
- CastRené van ‘t Hof
- CastMarijn Brussaard
- CastNimuë Walraven
Behind the Scenes
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If you’d like to try for a returned ticket, we will take names from 1 hour before the performance – in person only, at the Box Office
If you’d like to try for a returned ticket, we will take names from 1 hour before the performance – in person only, at the Box Office
If you’d like to try for a returned ticket, we will take names from 1 hour before the performance – in person only, at the Box Office
If you’d like to try for a returned ticket, we will take names from 1 hour before the performance – in person only, at the Box Office
If you’d like to try for a returned ticket, we will take names from 1 hour before the performance – in person only, at the Box Office
If you’d like to try for a returned ticket, we will take names from 1 hour before the performance – in person only, at the Box Office
If you’d like to try for a returned ticket, we will take names from 1 hour before the performance – in person only, at the Box Office
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