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Registration of the musical of the same name, based on the 'Hoe overleef ik'-bookseries by the Dutch writer Francine Oomen. Against her will, thirteen-year-old Rosa moves from Den Bosch to Groningen. She has to go to a new school, misses her friends, her brand-new stepfather turns out to be a strict busybody, and she herself falls in love for the first time. How is she going to survive all that?
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Registration of the musical of the same name, based on the 'Hoe overleef ik'-bookseries by the Dutch writer Francine Oomen. Against her will, thirteen-year-old Rosa moves from Den Bosch to Groningen. She has to go to a new school, misses her friends, her brand-new stepfather turns out to be a strict busybody, and she herself falls in love for the first time. How is she going to survive all that?
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Genre:Music, Drama
Written By:Heleen Verburg
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Theater Familie B.V., Senf Theaterpartners
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