Mungo Park is a Danish repertory and ensemble theatre based in Allerød, founded in 1985 as Dr. Dante and renamed in 1992. The theatre focuses exclusively on new Danish writing and has long served as a key launching pad for emerging theatre talent. Under artistic director Anna Malzer, who took the helm in 2019, it has expanded into a regional theatre operating across four municipalities - Allerød, Gladsaxe, Albertslund and Høje-Taastrup - staging 250-350 performances a year for around 40,000 audience members.
Mungo Park's production TRONFØLGER runs from August 25 to September 5, 2026 and has received reviews in, among others, Politiken and Iscene.
World premiere of JÆGERNE - a grotesque puppet theater about a Nazi hunting orgy - runs October 9-31, 2026 at Mungo Park.
Mungo Park is now a regional theater in four municipalities and received a four-year development grant from the Danish Arts Foundation, which brings the theater to the size of a smaller regional stage.
Theater director Anna Malzer defines the expanded Mungo Park as 'the suburbs' theater', which with new municipal partnerships forms a ring around Copenhagen.
A new 600 m² theater building with an additional hall and modern production facilities was built next to the existing theater in Allerød, designed by Christensen & Co. Architects.
Danish indie-rock band Mungo Park presents their new album 'Tronfølger' at Taastrup Teater & Musikhus.
Mungo Park presents his album '16:29' at Taastrup Teater & Musikhus.
Mungo Park presents their new album 'Guldkalven' at Taastrup Teater & Musikhus.