This this week we are back in Delft to discover more about two painters from the city. Wendy Fossen talks to Alexandra Oostdijk, director of the wonderful Museum Paul Tetar Van Elven in the city’s Koornmarkt and (@ 12.40 mins)Louk Van Riet gives us a guided tour around the nearby Vermeer Centre

All about English language theatre in The Netherlands this week. We talk to MARK WINSTANLEY of the QUEENS ENGLISH THEATRE COMPANY and (at 7.20 mins) to RALPH REMERS and EMILIA MOSCOVICH of the new STRIKE ME PINK company about their first production. We also (at 14.30 mins)talk to MIEL VAN TEILINGEN of the Dutch NATIONAL THEATRE about English language theatre in Holland.

We are in Rotterdam for the opening of THE DEPOT, the storage facility of Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen and we talk to one of the architects and to the museum director. We are also (at 9.25 mins)at an exciting multi-media production of George Orwell's 1984 by the New European Ensemble at the Amare in The Hague and talk to the company's director.

We are at the opening of THE POTATO EATERS - MISTAKE OR MASTERPIECE at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam. We talk to the show's curator Bregje Gerritse and to the museum's director Emilie Gordenker. We also (@9.30} have a song from Toronto based artist RONLEY TEPER, who we saw in The Hague a couple of years ago, from her new album EVERYONE LOVES A GOOD STORY.

We visit MUSEUM RIJSWIJK for the Textile Biennale and talk to the museum's director Arnaud Van Aalst. We were also at the opening of a remarkable exhibition of Canadian art at KUNSTHAL in Rotterdam. Finally, we are back in Delft and meet the organizers of KUNSTKAMER, in a private house which, for two weekends a year, becomes an art gallery

We talk to actors Loveday Smith and Mark Winstanley who act in and direct the new QE2 production of Alan Bennett's TALKING HEADS at the CC Amstel Theater in Amsterdam. We also talk to Miel van Teijlingen of the Dutch Royal National Theatre about presenting plays in English. Plus there's music from Belgian jazz multi-instrumentalist TCHA LIMBERGER.

Michael Hasted meets BERRY VISSER the man who brought Rock 'n' Roll to Holland when he organized the HOLLAND POP FESTIVAL of 1970 in Kralingen in Rotterdam. Plus (at 13 mins) we meet Dutch baritone THOMAS OLIEMANS who talks about his work in the world's great opera houses and on the concert stage.

Michael Hasted talks to violinist LIZA FERSCHTMAN outgoing director of the Delft Chamber Music Festival and to Delft's Deputy Mayor BAS VOLLEBREGT (at 14 mins 10) on the planned developments at Prinsenhof. There is also a song (at 22mins)from Canadian artist RONLEY TEPER. Photo by and(c) Ronald Knapp

We are at ART ROTTERDAM at the iconic Van Nelle Fabriek and talk to galleries Frank Taal, Contour, Zerp and Vriend Van Bavink. We then (at 11 mins) move on to The Hague and attend STET The English Theatre’s GREENHOUSE open air event at the beautiful Hofje Van Wouw. We speak to STET's artistic director Tom Dello and some of the performers.

The image is Jalisco by Aldo van den Broek. Courtesy of Gallery Vriend Van Bavink in Amsterdam

Souwie Buis is at BEELDEN AAN ZEE museum in Scheveningen talking to curator LEANA JULIAN about the exhibition ITALIAN SUMMER in particular and about the museum in general. We also talk (@11mins15secs) to Portuguese singer/songwriter MAGDA MENDES, who lives in Rotterdam, and listen to some of the music from her current album OLIVEIRAS.