Anders Agger (born 1964) is a Danish journalist, documentary filmmaker and author who has worked for DR since 1989. He is best known for the documentary series 'Indefra med Anders Agger', which across 12 seasons has portrayed people in vulnerable situations - from psychiatric wards to prisons - and for the travel programmes 'Anne og Anders' with TV chef Anne Hjernøe. As an author he has published 'Kærlighed' (2020) and 'Død' (2025), both with photographer Mingo Nørager, and he brings these themes to the stage in his show 'Kærlighed & Død', which combines conversation, readings and live music.
Anders Agger performs three shows of 'Love & Death 2026' at Musikhuset Aarhus at the end of August 2026, of which the first is already sold out.
The tour continues with three performances at the Opera in Copenhagen in September 2026.
The book 'Death - 20 stories about living', created together with photographer Mingo Nørager, was published in September 2025 by Politikens Forlag.
In November 2025, Anders Agger went on tour with 'Love & Death' with Tina Dickow and Helgi Jonsson as house orchestra.
Anders Agger received SIND's Community Prize 2024 for his contribution to breaking the taboo about mental health challenges in Denmark.
Stine Pilgaard and Anders Agger perform an intimate concert with floor seating at Spillestedet Generator.
Stine Pilgaard and Anders Agger perform together at Spillestedet Generator with reserved seating on the balcony.
