Maya Hakvoort

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Maya Hakvoort (born on September 19, 1966 in Nijmegen) is a very successful Dutch musical actress in Europe.

Maya debuted 1989 in "Jeans". Haakvoort studied at the conservatory of Maastricht and at the kleinkunstacademy "De Trap" in Amsterdam, before she started gatheric practical musical experience in Holland, Germany, Austria and Belgium. After numerous minor and greater roles she got in 1994 her up to now most famous title role in the "Theater an der Wien" as Empress Elisabeth in the equal named most successful German-language musical of all time, replacing Pia Douwes in the role. As playing the title role in Elisabeth she gained wide recognition throughout Europe. At the moment (2006) Maya Hakvoort is touring with her solo her soloprogram "Maya Goes Solo" through Austria and Germany.

[edit] Engagements

1988/89 in Jeans

1989/90 Liz und Velma in Chicago in the Netherlands and Belgium

1991/92 Fantine-Cover in Les Misérables in the Netherlands

1993/94 Isabella in the world premiere ofGaudi in Aachen

1994 - 98 Elisabeth in Elisabeth in Vienna

1997 Catharine in the world premiere of Catharine

1998 Mrs. Lyons in Blutsbrüder in Vienna

1998/99 Fantine in Les Misérables in Duisburg

1999/00 Rose Vilbert in the Swiss Premiere of Aspects of Love in Bern

2000 Mylady de Winter in the world premiere of Die drei Musketiere in St. Gallen

2000 in There's no business like Showbusiness in the Netherlands

2001/02 Lisa in the Austrian premiere of Jekyll & Hyde in Vienna

2003 - 05 Once again Empress Elisabeth in Elisabeth in Vienna

2006 Eva Perón in Evita in Baden bei Vienna

[edit] Diskographie

Elisabeth - live 1996

In Love with Musical - live 1996

Musical Christmas in Vienna 1996

Musicalstars singen Weihnachtslieder 1996

Ihr Männer 1997

Shades of Night 1997

That's Musical 1999

Musical Changes 2000

Duettalbum von Marco Bakker 2000

There´s no business like showbusiness - live 2000

Jekyll & Hyde - Wiener Produktion 2002

10th Anniversary Concert Elisabeth 2002

Elisabeth (5 Tracks) 2003

Schlaraffenland 2003

Elisabeth - 2004

Musical Christmas in Vienna 2004

Maya Goes Solo - 2005

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