Rage! Sex! Betrayal! Bloody murder!

The story is set the late summer of 1892. We discover that Lizzie Borden was accused of murdering her father and stepmother with an axe.

A warm-hearted comedy about politics and friendship and the relationship between two former political opponents: A social democrat and a conservative, who have now become summer house neighbors. Can, by agreement with Adde Malmberg, be adapted so that the text can be performed with two female actors or a female and a male actor.

Lynn Nottage’s remarkable tale of greed, MLIMA’S TALE, is on at the Playhouse Teater in Stockholm.

Utiseta is an Old Norse ritual that was used to communicate with the spirits via a connection with the nature. In Lisa Lie’s performative work, Norse mythology is connected with modern culture in a wild feast where Norns, goblins, Persian cats and other creatures take us on an utiseta in our own deep forests.

TRAGÖDIENBASTARD, is a dramaturgically playful work about family, generations, memory, remembrance, immigration and the breakdown of social boundaries.

In a mixture of magic realism and manic vaudeville, Noah Haidle travels in time through an unusual family drama of three generations.

The colorful and forever young musical, HAIR, is played at Østre Gasværk Theater in Copenhagen.

The story takes place in the occupied Paris during World War 2. The totalitarian Nazi-regime oppresses all artistically and intellectual freedom and Pablo Picasso has to be careful not to come into the government’s limelight, which could be the end of his artistic carrier.