Little Crumb: The Musical
Oct 29, 2011 · 1h 48m
Director
Anja Hoff, Marcel de VréOverview
In December 1912, 10-year-old Kruimeltje, a lively street boy, lives in a Dutch port city without parents or siblings. Abandoned as a baby, he’s raised by Mrs. Koster but must fend for himself. He dreams of meeting his father, a gold prospector who left for America ten years ago. After finding a home with grocer Wilkes, Kruimeltje discovers Wilkes was once friends with his father. Now, he hopes Wilkes can help him find his father and change his life...
Cast of Little Crumb: The Musical
Joes BrauersKruimeltje
Roel VankerckhovenBaas Wilkes- Carmen DanenMoeder
- Timo BakkerVader Keijzer
- Marleen Van Der LooVrouw Koster
- Jennifer van BrenkJuf Jacobs
- Hein GerritsVader
- Kristel Boonensemble
- Raymond Paardekoperensemble
- Eline Schmidtensemble
- Jurgen Steinensemble
- Bas Timmersensemble
- Lennart Philippoensemble
- Mieke de Jongensemble
- Myrthe BuschKeesie
- Cas SmitsBuikie
- Flemming ViguursSpijker
- Dennis SluijterStijn
Crew of Little Crumb: The Musical
About Little Crumb: The Musical
What is Little Crumb: The Musical about?
In December 1912, 10-year-old Kruimeltje, a lively street boy, lives in a Dutch port city without parents or siblings. Abandoned as a baby, he’s raised by Mrs. Koster but must fend for himself. He dreams of meeting his father, a gold prospector who left for America ten years ago. After finding a home with grocer Wilkes, Kruimeltje discovers Wilkes was once friends with his father. Now, he hopes…
When was Little Crumb: The Musical released?
Little Crumb: The Musical was released on October 29, 2011.
How long is Little Crumb: The Musical?
Little Crumb: The Musical runs 1 hour 48 minutes (108 minutes).
Who directed Little Crumb: The Musical?
Little Crumb: The Musical was directed by Anja Hoff and Marcel de Vré.
Who is in the cast of Little Crumb: The Musical?
The cast of Little Crumb: The Musical includes Joes Brauers (Kruimeltje), Roel Vankerckhoven (Baas Wilkes), Carmen Danen (Moeder), Timo Bakker (Vader Keijzer) and Marleen Van Der Loo (Vrouw Koster).