Theatre Performance - Henrik P.

The performance begins as a lecture at the local library: an academic and sober examination of Henrik Pontoppidan's sensual and morally complex universe, delivered by his great-grandchild.

Then something breaks. A woman makes herself known - she is not a stranger, but has a past with Pontoppidan. He was in love with her, but she chose a different path. From there, the lecture gradually shifts into something far more existential and unpredictable, and Pontoppidan's voice comes alive through language and images.

Performing: Kristine Nørgaard and Jesper Reifensthal. The performance takes place in the Library Hall and is arranged in collaboration with Teater Lillebælt.

Tickets are purchased only via the Theatre Association's website. The price varies depending on ticket type.