WHO DECIDES?
25. March 2026 - 19. April 2026 at Teater Hund på Krudttønden
- about diversity and friendship
“Two beautifully interwoven characters who fill reality with poetry and humor.”
/IScene
“…a beautiful and educational portrayal of differences and friendship…”
/Børn i byen
”Laughing with joy”
/CHP Culture
“… arouses excitement in the children…””
/Set på Scenen
”… a pleasure to experience” /Michael Svennevig
”Best children’s show” /Teaterbilletter
ABOUT THE SHOW:
Who decides what we should play? Who decides what is pretty or ugly? Who decides whether I am right or wrong? Does there always have to be one person who decides, and can there be two who are right, even if they don’t agree? And can you stick to your own opinion, even if others have a different one?
A playful and investigative performance, where visual images merge with physics and music and create a sensory and humorous story about a friendship that sprouts despite differences.
GAMES AND THOUGHT MATERIAL:
For all performances we develop a new game, which everyone gets when they have seen the performance. The games are based on the theme of the performance and extend the theater experience in a clever and fun way. In addition, teaching material / thought material / sensory material is also created – depending on what suits the target group and the content of the performance. These materials can be used for preparation and/or post-processing, and can be freely downloaded.
AGE GROUP: 3 – 8 years and their adults
DURATION: 40 min
On stage: Jesper Bruun and Malik Grosos
Idea and script: Methe Bendix
Director: Sofie Christiansen
Original set design: Julie Kyhl
Scenographic ball track builder: Rasmus Tjelle Finsen
Composer and sound designer: Thomas Dinesen
Original light designer and builder: Jon Gelting
Lighting design and technician: Nicolai Valet
Photo: Jacob Stage
Dramaturge: Laila Skjerning
Production manager: Anna-Kathrine Madelung Fries
Communication and graphic design: Rikke Petersen
Producer: Kenneth Gall
Artistic director: Adelaide Bentzon
The performance premiered in 2017 with Anne Dalsgaard and Katharina Kamber on stage. This is a version from 2024, where the new artistic team had free rein.
The performance is produced with support from:
The Danish Arts Foundation’s Project Support Committee for Performing Arts The Municipality of Copenhagen The Wilhelm Hansen Foundation
