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1. Een avondje uit in de 19de eeuw: arm en rijk in de Stadsschouwburg Study on the Amsterdam municipal theater audience in the 19th century. Who frequented the theater and which plays did they like?
2. Een bende komedianten: de sociale postitie van acteurs en actrices te Amsterdam Study on 51 actors and actresses who worked for the Amsterdam municipal theater round 1800. Where in Amsterdam did they live, what plays did they perform, what kind of education did they have, how much money did they make, what was their social status?
3. Gemeentelijke "hansworsten-rapporten": bezuinigingen bij de Stadsschouwburg in de crisisjaren Article about the economic cuts at the Amsterdam municipal theater during the 20's and 30's.
4. De toneelspelersstaking van 1920 Article about the actors and actresses who went on strike in 1920 for better wages and working conditions.
5. De Amsterdamse Politie Toneelvereniging "Kunst Verheft" Article about the Amsterdam police theatrical company (1923 - 1988)
6. Societeit de Koepel: sjieke concurrent van De Kring mislukte Article about an exclusive club in Amsterdam (1945 - 1954), where actors and actresses (like the famous Mary Dresselhuys) used to meet each other.
7. Kunst op de spits gedreven Article about 4 costumes on display at the Theater Institute in Amsterdam, which were designed by the famous artist Pablo Picasso.
8. Het is niet alles goud wat er blinkt... All that glitters is not gold: article about the use of costume jewellery on stage.
9. Miniatuurtheaters: klein maar fijn Article about the history of miniature theaters, from the 18th century until the present day.
10. Een lijnenspel in het theater Article about art and the stage; the use of modern art in the theater.
11. Rembrandt Article about a recently discovered drawing by Rembrandt van Rijn, portraying the actor Willem Ruyter.
12. De kijkdoos van Chagall Article about the artist Marc Chagall who in 1920 was invited to paint Moscow's newly founded Jewish Theater. The tiny theater was covered with seven murals. This article has been translated in English.
Other articles:
Schilderen op de vulkaan Article about the Spanish artist Cιsar Manrique who lived and worked on the island of Lanzarote (Canary Islands).
Charleston en het Spoleto festival Article about the relationship between the American city of Charleston, South Carolina, and the famous Spoleto festival (unpublished).
Edouard Vuillard: de "vergeten" (post)impressionist Article about the French painter Vuillard (1868 - 1940) and his love for the stage (unpublished).
Johnny Mercer, Savannah's true native son, In ''AmericA'' (spring 2006) Moore Meets Mozart, in: ''Tableau Finearts Magazine'', 28ste jaargang, nr. 4, September/Oktober 2006 South Carolina; Smiling Faces, Beatiful Places (unpublished)
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