24 Het hoofd van Ferdinand Cheval - fictie

Ferdinand Cheval (1836-1924) was een Franse postbode die een paleis bouwde in zijn achtertuin. Over zijn drijfveren is weinig bekend, maar zijn Palais Idéal staat er nog steeds. Wie naar binnen gaat, stapt Chevals hoofd in. Bente Hamel en Spinvis deden dat. Ze maakten een hoorspel over de buitenissige postbode en zijn levenswerk. Tekst, regie en sound design Bente Hamel / Muziek Spinvis / Stemmen Spinvis, Maxime de Vaal, Gerrit Kalsbeek, Bo van der Eng, Jet van Boxtel, Martijn van Dijk / Korte soundscape Mat Wijn / Techniek Arno Peeters / Advies Yvonne Scholten. NTR 2002 Reacties? email: [email protected] twitter:@parelradio

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