Brønshøj Torv is the central square of the Brønshøj district, cut through by Frederikssundsvej and lined with cafés and shops. The listed Brønshøj Rytterskole from 1723 stands at the square, alongside a remnant of the old village pond. A copper monument unveiled in 2009 commemorates the Swedish siege camp Carlstad from 1658-60, and the square is also known as the filming location for a scene featuring Dirch Passer and Ove Sprogøe.
Brønshøj Torv, 2700 Brønshøj
Opening hours follow the event programme
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
Belgian street theatre and circus duo Be Flat presents "Ludo & Arsène" - an acrobatic performance full of improvisation and humour, where trees, benches, and a long ladder become props.
A wordless performance by French duo SuperSuper blending synchronized swimming in an inflatable pool with clown art and physical theatre. A playful exploration of expectations, mishaps, and absurdity for audiences of all ages.
Interactive Italian street theatre where passersby become co-performers in improvised stories and comic situations at Brønshøj Torv.
A musical and comic performance about a conductor and an orchestra musician who discover unexpected harmony when the rest of the band cancels.
A musical and physical performance about an orchestra of mysterious origins, blending comedy and poetry through music and movement. Part of the Batidas International Street Theatre Festival at Brønshøj Torv.
Hungarian performer Imre Bernath presents physical theatre without words, blending acrobatics, dance, and clowning in a live street show at Brønshøj Torv as part of the Batidas street theatre festival.