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Jan Mesdag
Jan Mesdag (Rotterdam, Netherlands, December 9, 1953 — December 4, 1988) was a Dutch singer and cabaret artist.
Mesdag, who was born Jan Henry de Vey Mestdagh, was a sensation in the Dutch cabaret scene of the 1980s due to his fine singing voice, acting, violin-playing and magic skills.
== Education ==
After completing gymnasium in Rotterdam, Mesdag moved in 1974 to Utrecht. There, he studied music for a year. He noticed he was favoring practice over theory. For that reason, he decided to study classical voice for the next two years at the Utrecht conservatory. In 1977 he was accepted at the Kleinkunstacademie (cabaret academy) in Amsterdam. Jan Mesdag's classmates included noted Dutch cabaretiers Kees Prins, Arjan Ederveen and Rik Hoogendoorn.
A workshop of a certain American artist was so inspiring that in 1979, Mesdag decided to move to New York City to continue his education. From May 1979 until January 1981, Mesdag took stage acting lessons with the teacher Stella Adler and completed workshops at the Circle Repertory Company and elsewhere. He performed with cabaretier Steve Ross in the Broadway Theatre Club in "Ted Hook's On Stage". When American immigration discovered that Mesdag was in the U.S. on a student visa and was working, Mesdag returned to Amsterdam.
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