Dutch artists transform a courtyard into a living sewing theatre where audiences pedal antique machines to create unique recycled souvenirs.
Dutch artists invite children and adults to sew together on antique sewing machines in this interactive theatre performance filled with recycling and humor.
A musical work-in-progress that examines shame, power, and the right to define one's own narrative.
Matthew Lopez's epic two-part drama about American gay men's lives and legacy continues with part two at the Royal Opera House.
Physical theatre performance on an inflatable stage exploring power and community through acrobatics, burlesque humour, and shifting scenes - with free halal hot dogs.
La Baronnade is a musical street theatre performance where Les Grooms mingles with the audience through humour and improvisation. A free 45-minute show with no registration required.
Bang & Bernhard improvise a unique one-off show based on the audience's hopes and fears, with pianist Michael Sunding creating a complete performance from start to finish in one hour.
Bob Kil performs his work Life over four days as the finale of the 55.6° North exhibition at ARKEN Museum for Contemporary Art.
Lille Tut takes children on a colourful adventure at Medborgerhuset. A fun performance for the little ones.
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
A theatrical adaptation of Shakespeare's classic, performed at Musikhuset Esbjerg with a contemporary twist.
Matthew Lopez's two-part drama examines family, heritage, and legacy across generations. Both parts play at the Opera House on Holmen in Copenhagen.
The Royal Danish Theatre presents part one of Matthew Lopez's drama about family, identity, and the ties that bind generations together.