Kamyon (2016-2017)
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Kamyon (2016-2017)
Summary
Kamyon (2016-2017) is a theatrical production[1].
Key Facts
- Kamyon (2016-2017) is the creator of Deniz Polatoglu[2].
- Kamyon (2016-2017) is the creator of Michael De Cock[3].
- Kamyon (2016-2017) is the creator of Mesut Arslan[4].
- Kamyon (2016-2017) is the creator of Rudi Genbrugge[5].
- Kamyon (2016-2017)'s instance of is recorded as theatrical production[6].
- Kamyon (2016-2017)'s director is recorded as Michael De Cock[7].
- Kamyon (2016-2017)'s composer is recorded as Rudi Genbrugge[8].
- Kamyon (2016-2017)'s genre is recorded as youth theatre[9].
- Kamyon (2016-2017)'s cast member is recorded as Deniz Polatoglu[10].
- Kamyon (2016-2017)'s production company is recorded as 't Arsenaal[11].
- Kamyon (2016-2017)'s production company is recorded as Q54803833[12].
- Kamyon (2016-2017)'s production company is recorded as Ex Ponto Festival[13].
- Kamyon (2016-2017)'s production company is recorded as Royal Flemish Theatre[14].
- Kamyon (2016-2017)'s contributor to the creative work or subject is recorded as Deniz Polatoglu[15].
- Kamyon (2016-2017)'s date of first performance is recorded as +2016-10-28T00:00:00Z[16].
- Kamyon (2016-2017)'s costume designer is recorded as Myriam Van Gucht[17].
- Kamyon (2016-2017)'s scenographer is recorded as Stef Depover[18].
- Kamyon (2016-2017)'s location of first performance is recorded as Machines of the Isle of Nantes[19].
- Kamyon (2016-2017)'s Flanders Arts Institute production ID is recorded as 452418[20].
- Kamyon (2016-2017)'s dramaturge is recorded as Kristin Rogghe[21].
- Kamyon (2016-2017)'s Kunstenpunt Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as 2S3 Akatsiya[22].
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Works and Contributions
Created works include Deniz Polatoglu[2]; Michael De Cock[3], an actor[23], b. 1972[24], of Belgium[25], awarded the Boekenleeuw[26], specialised in performing arts[27]; Mesut Arslan[4], an actor[28], of Belgium[29], specialised in performing arts[30]; and Rudi Genbrugge[5].