Made in USA • A Work in Progress COMEDY SHOW in AMSTERDAM
Made in USA is Rogier Bak's debut solo comedy show. This is a work in progress show, which means you're part of shaping it!
Location
Huis van Iemand Anders
2 Van Woustraat 1073 LL Amsterdam NetherlandsRefund Policy
About this event
Made in USA 🇺🇸 A Work in Progress Show
English Stand-Up Comedy in Amsterdam
🎟 Get your tickets in advance to avoid disappointment at the door
🐣 Early Bird + Student tickets available
❤️ Bring your friend, lover(s), or... family? Group tickets on sale!
When & Where?
🗓 Sunday, March 3
🕠 Doors open 5:30 PM
🕕 Show starts 6:00 PM
🗓 Wednesday, March 20
🕢 Doors open 7:30 PM
🕗 Show starts 8:00 PM
📍 Huis van Iemand Anders, Amsterdam
About the Show
From Amsterdam to America and back again, Rogier Bak is a Dutch comedian who feels like a foreigner in his home country. He was made in the USA on his parents’ honeymoon in Washington DC, the nation’s capitol, only to enter the world in Amsterdam, the capital of loose morals.
In his debut show, Made in USA, Rogier puts his characteristically energetic and engaging style of comedy on full display as he shares hilarious stories detailing his own coming of age, his gripes with human behavior, and his love for multiculturalism—all while walking a fine satirical line.
*This is a work in progress show, which means new material will be worked out in addition to existing material being sharpened, and the show is being formed as a whole.
**The show is 100% in English
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Frequently asked questions
Generally speaking, refunds are not offered. The shows require considerable upfront investment (in terms of finances and time) and some financial security is required. Exceptions include cancelled shows, extreme weather, and other emergency situations.
When it comes to solo shows, yes, 100%. When it comes to line up shows, we reserve the right to make adjustments without notice. Things happen, people get sick, someone gets stuck on a train – you get it.
Nope. Comedy is inherently subjective, a live art form, and personal objections to specific jokes are not considered grounds for a refund. We love our audiences, but we also protect our comedians' rights to make jokes without fear of offending any one person.
It means that the show is under construction, in development to ultimately become a well-rounded, polished, solid hour (or more) of comedy. Before we can reach that point, work in progress contain new and existing material, which is subsequently tried in front of live audiences. It's the best.