DØDEN PÅ OSLO S – musical by Axel Hellstenius with music by Frank Hammersland is both a story about being young, a portrait of a smaller city and a touching love story. The musical is based on Ingvar Ambjørnsen’s seminal youth novel from 1988, which many young people in the 80s were deeply moved by.

Conor McPherson’s vividly simple and stripped-down version of Chekov’s classic about unrequited love, aging and disappointment infuses the original with heartfelt humour, modern language and an energetic pace without removing the melancholic poetry of the original text.

Ingenious stage adaptation of Dumas’ classic story from 1844 where only 5 actors play many characters in the tale about a captain who is falsely accused of treason, imprisoned and seeks revenge after he escapes from prison.

In the Norse mythology, Ragnarok is the end of the world just before a new one rises with the few God like which are left and a pair of humans. The human warrior, Liv wakes up in the world of the Gods (Asgård) after she has died on the battlefield. Here she falls in love with Odin’s son, Balder, who dies.

In a dilapidated home, three siblings gather around their alcoholic and brain-damaged father after the death of their mother in an attempt to keep the dysfunctional family together. During the course of the action they’re beamed to an extraterrestrial space where they all, including the mother, meet in a surreal fantasy world.

Epic family saga that extends from the Russian October Revolution to present-day Berlin and follows the course of six generations and eight destinies seen in the light of the upheavals and wars of the 20th century. Extraordinary story with great possibilities on the stage.

Winner of the Mülheimer Dramatikpreis 2023. Eleanor is an independent woman who realizes that she is and gradually transforms herself into being a cat in a way of life where her social behavior is almost reduced to drives and instincts in the tension between the animal and the human.

Brazilian director Christiane Jatahy and Comédie de Genève’s ENTRE CHIEN ET LOUP / DUSK based on Lars von Trier’s DOGVILLE was performed at the Edinburgh International Festival