Posthusteatret is housed in the historic post office building on Købmagergade in Copenhagen, dating from the late 19th century. The theatre stages musicals, revues and entertainment shows in an intimate auditorium framed by striking period architecture. Its setting in a listed building gives performances a character quite different from the city's larger stages.
Aase Tribini Clausen shares memories of her childhood as the daughter of the celebrated entertainer professor Tribini, growing up in a world of circus and magic.
Maya Ndiaye's stand-up explores the absurd behaviour of humans - from nose-picking at Copenhagen Central Station to unicycle-riding daters. A humorous look at the species homo sapiens from an outsider's perspective.
Niclas Vingaard performs stand-up about everyday frustrations and petty annoyances that Danes love to complain about. Part of UP Comedy Festival 2026.
Michael "MC" Christiansen performs his new stand-up show "Alfahøn" at UP Comedy Festival - an angrier take on twins, men, women and the world at large.
Pernille Rosengren presents her double award-winning stand-up show about divorce, anxiety, and unexpected family life - honest, awkward, and unfiltered.
Niels-Peter Henriksen transforms a personal tragedy from 2024 into a comedy show filled with absurd humor and insight. Part of UP Comedy Festival 2026.
Caspar Phillipson presents his Late Night Show at Posthusteatret - a satirical performance featuring Tom Lehrer's darkly comic songs and sharp humor.
Teater Mikado's new monologue with Lars Junggreen explores love, identity, and life choices from the silence of the 1960s to today's freedom.
Marthe Bleu's drama about loss and memory, where a woman seeks answers after her friend's death. Performed by Babette McPhillips and Carl Emil Koefoed at Posthusteatret.
Frederik Rosgaard presents a new hour of stand-up comedy at Posthusteatret as part of UP Comedy Festival 2026.
Joakim Okkels and Jesper Lohmann join forces for an intimate concert of Danish folk songs, original compositions, and classics from Johnny Cash and Otto Brandenburg.
A portrait programme celebrating jazz musician Jesper Thilo, with film clips and live presentation by Michael Thomsen.