Jan Beuving
On December 2, 1966, mathematician Bertus Brouwer crosses the street in Blaricum. He is run over and killed by a car. Jan comes to explain what this has to do with Jan Beuving’s new cabaret program, and what a fixed point is – as always with a truckload of new songs, a stack of clever monologues, and Tom Dicke at the piano.
His previous show, 2025-1, won a Poelifinario for the best cabaret show of the season. De Volkskrant praised it as a “mathematical miracle,” NRC wrote: “Beuving was never better.” It is now up to Jan to prove the opposite.
