Saturday

En mærkværdig butik åbner på gågaden. En butik, du ikke har set før. Her kan du for eksempel købe et usynligt kæledyr, tid, der er gået, eller en nøgle, som du ikke ved, hvor passer ind. I BUTiK kan du ikke betale med penge, men måske har du noget i lommerne, du kan bruge. En nullermand, et stykke slikpapir eller en lille sten. Det er en butik, hvor du kan opdage, kigge ind i og interagere med igen og igen. Du kan blive i butikken, lige så længe du har lyst – altså inden for åbningstiden. Bag Familien Vrang står Mejse Damsø, Marie Zeuthen og Stine Sillesen

Once upon a time there was a boy who was so thirsty that he could drink a sea! He asked his parents for a glass of milk, but his mother didn't have time, and his father didn't have time—so he packed his favorite things in his backpack and went out into the world to find his grandmother, because she always gave him a big glass of cold milk and a freshly baked cake. And afterwards, he was allowed to play with the nice things she had on her bookcase. But it's not easy to find your grandmother's house. Because the world is big, and it's full of strange creatures... and strange shadows!

About being a little human in a very wonderful world Co-produced with Teater MY A white and open tent is holding children and adults in a safe and gentle embrace. Inside the sky tent there’s light and plenty of stars with doors that can be opened to reveal exciting surprises and small stories. The stories are accompanied by gentle musical elements, children’s laughter and babble, clocks and soft ringing tones, all of which supports the plot and the celestial world. Great is the joy of recognition as the humorous and peculiar stories unfold before the very eyes of the children. A musical and pictorial experience for the little ones. “A beautiful celebration of the simple, childlike joy of the world and all it holds. Mette Rosleff radiates calm and a powerful, infectious presence.” ★★★★★☆ –

Dyk med havbarnet ned i dybet, hvor vi sammen skal opleve livet på bunden af havet. Her møder vi havets bedstemor, som udfolder koralrevet, flytter rundt på konkylier og strikker havplanter. I havstrømmen møder vi også et blækspruttedyr, som hvirvler havbunden op i en vild og voldsom dans. I solnedgangen springer hun på havet overflade mellem bølgetoppene, i et pulserende bevægende univers. I mørket med stjernehimmel, falder hun til ro og putter sig i en blød varm bølge. Forestillingen ’Havbarnet’ er en sansestimulerende og interaktiv teateroplevelse for de allermindste. Medvirkende: Birger Bovin og Tanja Bovin https://iscene.dk/2026/05/04/havbarnet-er-naermest-meditativt-teater

A spiritual ode to man's loneliness and infinite imagination! aai is a wordless masked performance about a lonely old man whose world slowly comes alive. Lamps wave, carpets sneeze, imaginary friends appear. Inspired by director Femke Stallaert’s grandfather with dementia, aai is a moving, funny and magical ode to loneliness and imagination. It shows puppet theatre at its best. come kitty cat come here kitty ... kitty? … kittttyyyyyyy? In aai a lonely old man seeks comfort in the objects that surround him. People pass by, but who is real? He doesn’t remember where he is, when or why he is. Did the lamp just wave at him? And did the carpet sneeze? Aiaiaai. Poor old man. Fortunately, it’s not all gloom and doom. In his loneliness man is also hilarious, moving and magical. For

“It’s Mine!” is a puppet performance for the very young, featuring puppeteer Astrid Kjær. The performance explores greed and ownership within a wondrous and reflective universe. Focusing on young children’s experiences with — and ability to share — it examines how ownership and greed can isolate, but also how community and empathy can bring joy. The story follows a small creature who collects everything — from tiny objects to big dreams — and ends up alone atop its mountain of things. Only when the creature decides to share does it perhaps find a true friend.

Silhuetterne danser, når Billedskolen inviterer til workshop i skyggeteater. Kom og skab din egen fortælling, hvor karakterer og verdener bliver til mellem lys og skygge.

BLÆK er en danseforestilling om magt, kontrol og overlevelse i en verden under pres. Fire kroppe kæmper, tilpasser sig og forhandler i et fysisk univers inspireret af ’corporate’ strukturer og blækspruttens foranderlighed. En sanselig og relaterbar oplevelse for unge, hvor magt ikke bare ses, men mærkes. Med sit stærke visuelle udtryk og sin umiddelbare fysiske formidling tilbyder BLÆK en nærværende scenekunst-oplevelse, der engagerer sit publikum og skaber rum for refleksion, både i salen og efterfølgende. Koreografer/dansere: Maria Pearl Weise og Sara Cordes Dansere/medskabere: Julia Ekvold Kristiansen og Simone Wennerberg Komponist: Jonas Kongpetsak Dramaturgisk sparring: Nadja World Kostumer: Julie Linder Hessellund Trailer: Maria Pearl Weise & Sara Cordes PR-foto: Rolf Meldgaard BLÆK

The youngest audience (the 0-4 year old and their adults) will experience an almost wordless story about the life of a tomato plant. We visit a greenhouse and suddenly a tomato plant starts to grow. The audience gets to water. Maybe a butterfly sits on your food? But everything living must die at some point and after the beautiful red fruits has come - the tomato gets yellow and brown and falls down. In the middle of the sadness a new seed is germinate, and everything can start over. A story about where the tomato comes from but also about circularity in life. The story of life and nature for the youngest audience. The music used in the performance is made by Jacob Gurevitsch. The performance is made with sustainable materials all the way. Everything is made by trash and reuse, and the ho

A furry ice dragon has found a dragon egg and placed it in the treasure tower. But what is hiding inside the egg? Theatre Treasure Tower invites the audience up close, as magic and reality merge, moving the stage space to a walkaround with dragons. The children are invited to follow the dragons out of the treasure tower and go on a fanciful journey on the open street.

A poetic tale of light and darkness, dreams and magic – for children and their adults! Based on the creation myth, Raven steals the light, which originates from the Haida people (British Columbia, Canada) darkness is staged as a magical space for strange appearances and transformations. The myth tells how Raven succeeds in returning the light to a world swallowed by darkness. Through magic, visual theatre, and music, the tale is retold, and the darkness is tamed. A custom-built and light-sealed dome forms a theatre space that embraces both stage and audience. A cave where total darkness can be created – a traveling fragment of the night. Please note! Although complete darkness occurs in a few scenes, the performance is created with young audiences in mind (from 6 years). CREDITS: Idea, cre

A sensory, almost wordless performance about courage, curiosity and discovering that you can do more than you think. Inspired by “Johathan Livingstone Seagull” They meet by the sea, where the wind blows stories between feathers and shells. One listens to the waves and watches birds. The other is curious, mischievous and full of speed. They are as different as sand and water – and yet they approach each other. Sometimes things go wrong. But there is also something that grows. Courage. Trust. And a little breath of friendship. And then something happens that lifts them. Maybe it is the wind – maybe courage. Because sometimes you just have to believe so much that the air starts to carry.