Q57505854

Summary

Q57505854 is a theatrical production^[1].

Key Facts

• Q57505854 authored Josse De Pauw^[2].
• Q57505854 authored Q5879^[3].
• Q57505854 authored Jun'ichirō Tanizaki^[4].
• Q57505854 is the creator of Eric Sleichim^[5].
• Q57505854 is the creator of Trudo Engels^[6].
• Q57505854's instance of is recorded as theatrical production^[7].
• Q57505854's director is recorded as Guy Cassiers^[8].
• Q57505854's composer is recorded as Eric Sleichim^[9].
• Q57505854's genre is recorded as musical theater^[10].
• Q57505854's performer is recorded as Eric Sleichim^[11].
• Q57505854's performer is recorded as Luc Mishalle^[12].
• Q57505854's performer is recorded as Véronique Delmelle^[13].
• Q57505854's performer is recorded as Claudius Valk^[14].
• Q57505854's production company is recorded as Kaaitheater^[15].
• Q57505854's production company is recorded as Q54804843^[16].
• Q57505854's production company is recorded as Blindman Kwartet^[17].
• Q57505854's contributor to the creative work or subject is recorded as Guy Cassiers^[18].
• Q57505854's date of first performance is recorded as +1994-01-21T00:00:00Z^[19].
• Q57505854's scenographer is recorded as Trudo Engels^[20].
• Q57505854's location of first performance is recorded as Kaaitheater^[21].
• Q57505854's lighting designer is recorded as Remon Fromont^[22].
• Q57505854's lighting designer is recorded as Lieven De Meyere^[23].
• Q57505854's sound designer is recorded as Xavier Yerlès^[24].
• Q57505854's Flanders Arts Institute production ID is recorded as 429673^[25].
• Q57505854's dramaturge is recorded as Marianne Van Kerkhoven^[26].

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Works and Contributions

Authored works include Josse De Pauw^[2], a playwright^[27], b. 1952^[28], of Belgium^[29], awarded the Lucy B. en C.W. van der Hoogt award^[30], specialised in performing arts^[31]; Q5879^[3], a theatre manager^[32], 1749–1832^[33], of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach^[34], awarded the Merit Order of the Bavarian Crown^[35], specialised in anatomy^[36]; and Jun'ichirō Tanizaki^[4], a writer^[37], 1886–1965^[38], of Japan^[39], awarded the Mainichi Publication Culture Award^[40]. Created works include Eric Sleichim^[5], a musician^[41], of Belgium^[42], specialised in performing arts^[43] and Trudo Engels^[6], a visual artist^[44], 1962–2009^[45], of Belgium^[46], awarded the Young Belgian Art Prize^[47].