Ingeborg as Queen Mathilde. – © if
Director Stany Crets’ Winterrevue – and with Ingeborg as a special guest – premiered on Sunday in Antwerp. Remarkably: it happened in front of a room that seats 800 spectators. This may be the case for a few more hours.
The premiere at Theater Elckerlyc, in the presence of a number of BVs, was the last performance for the time being. The show was shown only twice to the public in the previous days.
On the day of the premiere, Friday, the advisory panel decided that indoor events of more than 200 people could no longer be held from Monday. “One thing was certain from the start,” said director Stanny Crickets (56). We were playing with roof tiles another weekend. Now we’ll say goodbye for a while.”
Media personality Ingeborg (55) is the central figure in the performance Made in Belgium. This way she assumes the role of Queen Mathilde. The decision of the advisory committee was difficult. I’ve never seen Stanny Crickets so emotional.” Ingeborg feels “sad and angry.”
Winter play usually lasts until mid-January 2022. Other shows will take place at a new time, once it becomes clear how long theaters in Flanders need to be closed. (AED)
These BVs existed:
Actor Peter Van Esbroek with his girlfriend Gwen. – © Walter Senen
Joyce de Troche with her two daughters Alexia (12) and Adriana (10). – © Walter Senen
Nicole and Hugo, a showbiz duo in Flanders. – © Walter Senen
Actor/presenter Jan van Lovren with his daughter Lilo (12). – © Walter Senen
Singer and presenter Margaret Hermans with her daughter Cillian. – © Walter Senen
Actress Annie Gierats (Grandma from “Family”): 95 years old and still doing well. – © Walter Senen
Actress Jackie Lavon, for most Rita from “Family”. – © Walter Senen
Johan Kaleva Pals, actor from “Debuurtpolitie” with his girlfriend Salina. They were dressed in Belgian tricolor, as Winterrevue was “Made in Belgium”. – © Walter Senen
Actor Ivo Pauwels (83), better known as Uncle Jef, with his girlfriend Diana, who is 22 years her junior. – © Walter Senen
Dr
Ingeborg as Queen Mathilde, alongside Patrick “King Philip” Onzia. – © if
Brett van der Burght (left) and Ingeborg as two old ladies. – © if
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