Anders Agger hosts intimate conversations about faith, doubt and grief with parish priest Sørine Gotfredsen, featuring singer Guldimund and live music from Tina Dickow and Helgi Jonsson.
A playful reinterpretation of Shakespeare's Hamlet blending the classic tragedy with Danish humour in an unconventional setting.
A wordless French street theatre show featuring mysterious figures transforming into inflatable white horses in a choreographed parade with Venetian-inspired costumes.
Angelina Nonaj concludes her residency at 44Møen with a performance developed during her stay, followed by a reading from artist Indigo Meara and the presentation of a collective publication.
Line Meyer draws live and tells two funny stories about Professor Tarmflora and her microscopic friends. After the performance, children can create their own gut bacteria.
Nomad Men brings their handmade 'La Boom Machine' to KulturØ-pladsen - a quirky street performance with music, dance and shared movement for all ages.
Aline Goffin explores Kate Bush's universe through music, movement, and video art in this performance for children aged 6 and up.
Copenhagen Circus Space presents a circus performance for children exploring relationships and boundary-testing through acrobatics and tricks.
Nul stjerner brings back the second installment of their travel show, packed with stories and adventures from across the globe.
Bob Kil performs his work Life over four days as the finale of the 55.6° North exhibition at ARKEN Museum for Contemporary Art.
Family-friendly performance at Broby Fritidscenter with a runtime of about 1 hour and 45 minutes including intermission.
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
Innovative contemporary circus blending acrobatics, live music, and physical theatre. Three artists guide audiences through a philosophical and visually striking exploration of identity and gravity-defying movement.
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.
Matthew Lopez's epic two-part drama about American gay men's lives and legacy continues with part two at the Royal Opera House.
A theatre performance at Teater Momentum in Odense.