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From pigeons to Medusa: De Parade is back in town, "Most beautiful place on earth"

From pigeons to Medusa: De Parade is back in town, "Most beautiful place on earth"

The theater festival De Parade has returned to the Martin Luther Kingpark in Amsterdam, featuring performances by newcomer Geert Swaab and veteran Ellen ten Damme. The festival runs until August 9th before moving to its next location.

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