Radio Danspaleis Live Rotterdam Tour! #2 Café DOX Luxor Theater Rotterdam

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Radio Danspaleis Live – Rotterdam TourMet verhalen en muziek van Rotterdams oudste bewoners!In deze Radio Danspaleis live vanuit Rotterdam worden persoonlijke verhalen en muziek uit de buurt gedeeld door bewoners op leeftijd, luistert u naar lokale artiesten en wordt uw historische kennis van de stad en locatie getoetst in de buurtquiz. Dit alles onder muzikale begeleiding van onze Radio Danspaleis huismuzikanten.Beluister hier de editie vanuit Café DOX Luxor Theater Rotterdam, met o.a. Ulrike Sobbeke zakelijk directeur van het Nieuwe Luxor en met Marc Vlemmix, Rosan Chinnoe en Ineke Essens van Marc Vlemmix dance en Morena Fonseca van Women Connected. Beide organisaties huizen in het Nieuwe Luxor en hebben een binding met dansen, muziek en theater.

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