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No more ITA, just 'Stadsschouwburg' again: old name returns to the facade

No more ITA, just 'Stadsschouwburg' again: old name returns to the facade

The Stadsschouwburg theater in Amsterdam has reverted to its historic name, removing the 'ITA' branding from its facade. The organization stated that the name change was made following feedback from visitors and the community who found the switch to ITA in 2018 confusing.

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City council: Kwaku is intangible heritage, confident it will return in a new format

City council: Kwaku is intangible heritage, confident it will return in a new format

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Eros Ramazzotti postpones Ziggo Dome concert to 2028 following vocal cord surgery

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Insults, verbal abuse and threats reported around Pride

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