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Comedian Daniël Arends Temporarily Steps Down From Work After Heart Attack

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Comedian Daniël Arends will not be seen on stage for the time being due to a heart attack suffered in late July. This was reported by his management on the comedian's website. "He is doing well considering the circumstances but will focus on his recovery, health, and family for quite some time." The show he was scheduled to perform on December 9 with stand-up comedian Mark Waumans has been cancelled. The 46-year-old Arends performed two shows la…

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Comedian Daniël Arends will not be seen on stage for the time being due to a heart attack suffered in late July. This was reported by his management on the comedian's website. "He is doing well considering the circumstances but will focus on his recovery, health, and family for quite some time." The show he was scheduled to perform on December 9 with stand-up comedian Mark Waumans has been cancelled. The 46-year-old Arends performed two shows la…

·Hilversum, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Comedian Daniël Arends suffered a heart attack at the end of July, according to his website. The 46-year-old Arends ‘is doing well considering the circumstances’, but will not be performing for the time being.

·Rotterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Daniel Arends (46) suffered a heart attack in July, as can be read on his own website on Friday evening. According to the report, he is doing well considering the circumstances.

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Comedian Daniël Arends suffered a heart attack at the end of July. His management agency, Bunker Theaterzaken, announced this on its own website on Friday. He is expected to return to the theater in February 2027. "He is doing well considering the circumstances but will need to focus on his recovery for quite some time..."

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De Telegraaf broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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