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''[[Uitgaan]]'' is a [[Dutch]] play in four acts by "Glanor" (pseudonym of Hugo Beijerman or Hugo Beyerman, 1836-1913)   
 
''[[Uitgaan]]'' is a [[Dutch]] play in four acts by "Glanor" (pseudonym of Hugo Beijerman or Hugo Beyerman, 1836-1913)   
  
A glorification of family life, it was hailed as a work of considerable literary merit when it first appeared in 1872, performed in Rotterdam in 1873. opgevoerd Uitgaan, tooneelsp. in 4 bedr.. opened on 2 February 1874 with a new original [[Dutch]] play, Uitgaan, Translated into German, it was also performed at the Weimar Hoftheater.  
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A glorification of family life, it was hailed as a work of considerable literary merit which had quite an influence on the language and performance style of Dutch theatre at the time. First performed on 15 March 1873 at the society De Vereeniging, 's-Gravenhage, by a theatre company from Rotterdam, directed by the author himself, and thereafter invited to the Nederland Schouwburg, Amsterdam, opening on 13 May 1874. After this the paly was seen at most of the larger centres in the Netherlands. Translated into German, it was also performed at the Weimar Hoftheater in 1874.  
  
  
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[[J'invite le Colonel!]]
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Uitgaan is a Dutch play in four acts by "Glanor" (pseudonym of Hugo Beijerman or Hugo Beyerman, 1836-1913)

A glorification of family life, it was hailed as a work of considerable literary merit which had quite an influence on the language and performance style of Dutch theatre at the time. First performed on 15 March 1873 at the society De Vereeniging, 's-Gravenhage, by a theatre company from Rotterdam, directed by the author himself, and thereafter invited to the Nederland Schouwburg, Amsterdam, opening on 13 May 1874. After this the paly was seen at most of the larger centres in the Netherlands. Translated into German, it was also performed at the Weimar Hoftheater in 1874.


Gerd Aage Gillhoff. 2013. The Royal Dutch Theatre at the Hague 1804–1876. Springer: p. 84[1]

https://www.dbnl.org/tekst/bran038biog01_01/bran038biog01_01_0254.php

https://www.dbnl.org/tekst/_jaa003191401_01/_jaa003191401_01_0018.php