On Wednesday at De Kleine Komedie, the oldest theatre in Amsterdam, the sound of comics on stage will be interspersed with the snips of scissors. Unable to open as a theatre due to the coronavirus restrictions, the comedian Sanne Wallis de Vries is defiantly converting the venue into a hairdressers for the day with customers able to watch live acts while they get their hair cut.
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