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Muziekcafé de Paap
This welcoming, cozy café features live music performances every Tuesday and Wednesday starting at 9 pm, and Thursday - Saturday starting at 10 pm. The kind of music varies, but common styles you will hear here include blues, rock, folk, and jazz. The musicians are good, and usually local. Details of what’s on when can be found on the De Paap website.
Opening times: Tues - Thurs, Sat and Sun 7 pm - late, Fri 5 pm - late
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Papestraat 32
2513 AW
The Hague
Tel: +31 (0)70 3652002
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Danzig
A top-notch jazz club open on Wednesday nights, Danzig is the place to hear the best Dutch jazz musicians, as well as frequent performances by international guests. You can hear many well-known jazz players here, as well as some excellent up-and-coming talent. You can order snacks, drinks, and light meals as you listen to the music.
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Lange Houtstraat 9
2511 CV
The Hague
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Koninklijke Schouwburg
This opulent “royal theatre” was originally built as a palace for Prince Karel Christiaan van Nassau Weilburg, but has was made into a theatre in 1804. The building is a beautiful and ornate 18th century structure, and the theatre is fairly intimate with none of the seats being too far away from the stage. The performances here include a wide range of operas, plays and dance performances. There is also a café in the building, which is a popular place to stop for a pre-show drink or snack.
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Korte Voorhout 3
2511 CW
The Hague
Tel: +31 (0)70 3565356
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Lucent Danstheater
Primarily a dance theatre, this venue also has a hall dedicated to music, the Dr Anton Philipszaal, where all kinds of concerts take place. The Philipszaal is home to the orchestra the Residentie Orkest, and features many other classical groups, choirs, and jazz performances as well. The main dance theatre space is used for musical productions such as operas.
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Spuiplein 150
2511 DG
The Hague
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Prospero
This is a unique venue that brings together a mix of top-notch established local musicians, international performers, and emerging talent in the form of conservatory students. The music is primarily jazz, but branches out to include fusion, cross-over, world music, and more. Prospero is one of the few places in the Hague that brings these forms of music together, and is a cool place to hang out, with a hip, young atmosphere.
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Elandstraat 1d
2513 GL
The Hague
Tel: +31 (0)70 3560997
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Paard van Troje
The name of this venue means “The Trojan Horse,” and is the best place to hear pop concerts in The Hague. To live up to its name, Paard van Troje puts an emphasis on surprises, and features energetic and unpredictable performances from a variety of local and international groups. You can expect to find pop, rock, hiphop, jazz, blues, and world music on the agenda here, as well as the occasional comedy show. There are two halls within the building, one of which seats over 1,000, and the other of which seats only 300.
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Prinsegracht 12
2512 GA
The Hague
Tel: +31 (0)70 3601838
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Theater de Veste
Located near to the centre of Delft, Theater de Veste is a new, modern theater that opened in 1996 and is used for a variety of concerts and theatre performances. It features everything from opera and classical chamber music to jazz, contemporary dance, and plays and comedy acts. There are several matinee shows geared toward families and younger audiences.
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Vesteplein 1
2611 WG
Delft
Tel: +31 (0)15 2121312
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