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Frans Banninck Cocq Medal for director of Dutch National Ballet

Frans Banninck Cocq Medal for director of Dutch National Ballet

Rachel Beaujean, director of the Dutch National Ballet, was awarded the Frans Banninck Cocqpenning on Sunday for her years of dedication to the company. The honor was presented by Amsterdam's deputy mayor Touria Meliani following a performance at the National Opera & Ballet.

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