Hans Teeuwen Delft Schedule

Upcomming Hans Teeuwen Delft Events:

• Hans Teeuwen tickets in Delft, ZH at De Koninklijke on Tuesday April 5, 2011.
• Hans Teeuwen tickets in Delft, ZH at De Koninklijke on Monday April 4, 2011.

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Did You Know?

His work can be described as absurdist, apolitical and confrontational.In the Netherlands, Teeuwen became well-known in 1991 when he won an award at the Dutch cabaret festival Cameretten for his show Heist, together with Roland Smeenk.

Bouwman and Teeuwen also worked together on a radio comedy show that was mainly improvised, called Mannen van de Radio (Men of the Radio).Apart from a few comic parts with popular Dutch absurdistic comedy group Jiskefet, he acted in the 1999 film Jezus is een Palestijn (Jesus is a Palestinian).

A video clip of Teeuwen eloquently advocating freedom of speech while being interviewed by three female Muslim TV presenters has been chosen as "Dutch TV Moment of 2007" [2].

He released a CD consisting of self-written songs, entitled How It Aches, in March 2010.In 2005, Teeuwen announced he would no longer perform, incidentally coinciding with the death of director and close friend Theo van Gogh.

Just before the ending of the try-outs of this show, Smeenk died in a car accident in 1992.Teeuwen decided to go solo as a cabaretier.(Dutch cabaret is a sort of stand-up comedy often lasting for an hour or two, which has a storyline or theme, and can include songs, music and poetry as opposed to purely stand-up comedy.) He did five shows, Hard en Zielig (Hard and Sad, 1994-1995), Met een Breierdeck (With a Breierdeck, 1995-1997), Trui (Sweater, 1999-2000), Dat Dan Weer Wel (2001-2002, a free translation of the title into English could be On the Other Hand) and finally Industry of Love (2003-2004).

In October 2008, he performed a show in the Leicester Square Theatre, London that was recorded for a future DVD release.In February 2009, he performed at the Leicester Comedy Festival.Although his work is typically devoid of politics, in real life Teeuwen has repeatedly and openly acted as a fervent supporter of freedom of speech, especially after the murder of his friend Theo van Gogh.