30. November 2021

HOW HARD CAN IT BE? is a humorous performance about loneliness and community. And whether it needs to be that difficult, or whether we can make the hard things less difficult – together.

WHEN
9 February – 6 March 2022
Wednesday & Thursday 9.30 & 11.00
Friday 11.00 & 17.00
Saturday & Sunday 11.00 & 13.00

WHEN – IN THE WINTHER HOLIDAY
Wednesday & Thursday 11.00 & 13.00
Friday 11.00 & 17.00
Saturday & Sunday 11.00 & 13.00

CAST Mathilde Eusebius, Theresa Lange Olesen & Therese Glahn
DIRECTOR Jacob Stage
PLAYWRIGHT Anna Panduro
COSTUMES Hanne Mørup
LIGHTNING DESIGNER Mikkel Magnus Olsen
SOUND DESIGNER Brian Larsen
CONSTRUCTIONS Morten Just Hansen
PRODUCTION MANAGER Anna-Kathrine Madelung Fries
PHOTOGRAPHER Jacob Stage
GRAPHICS Robin Hart
PR & COMMUNICATION Laila Skjerning
PRODUCER Kenneth Gall

20. May 2020

What is that giant thingy? Sneak, sneak. Tippy-toe. Whoops?!? It’s making a noise! What can it do?

Frida loves to sneak up on things and make them move and change. And not least, she loves to play! Frida goes exploring into a visual and musical landscape of moving shapes and engaging sounds where she creates an imaginary world that might not all be an illusion…

Activate your senses, turn up your listening glasses and experience Mathilde Eusebius as Frida who lets her body out into a playful, sweeping and humorous swing with life. A nonverbal adventure where the invisible becomes visible, and the visible magical.

The performance is supported by The Danish Arts Foundation and Copenhagen Municipality

12. March 2019

The glance is the master of prejudice. The glances one receives create a truth of their own. A truth that is ultimately self-fulfilling. The glances one gives others give rise to their own stories. Regardless of whether our bodies are thin, fat, beautiful, ugly, decrepit, fit, or tattooed.

The artist collective LUX LUX LUX has interviewed all kinds of bodies and allowed curiosity to surpass prejudice. External body image becomes an inner journey in the wandering show THIN/THICK/TATTOOED, which is based solely on interviews with ‘the ones, we don’t know’.

The performance is the result of a collaboration between the artist collective LUX LUX LUX and Teater Hund & Co.

CAST Karin Bang Heinemeier, Dya Hauch, Marie Mondrup, Wahid Sui Mahmoud and Thomas Bentin  
DIRECTOR Petrea Søe  
MANUSCRIPT Petrea Søe & Trine Wisbech – in collaboration with the cast 
SET & COSTUME DESIGNER Lisbeth Burian  
COSTUMES Camilla Lind  
DRAMATURGE Trine Wisbech  
LIGHTNING DESIGNER Mikkel Jensen  
SOUND DESIGNER Rasmus O. Hansen  
PROPS CONSTRUCTION & ROOM DRESSER Alice Sjurkalina  
IDEA, INTERVIEWS & RESEARCH Karin Bang Heinemeier, Dya Hauch, Petrea Søe PRODUCER Kenneth Gall  
PR Laila Skjerning

THIN/THICK/TATTOOED on CHP STAGE.
CPH Stage program

Teater Hund & Co. på Teater FÅR302
Toldbodgade 6 (ved Nyhavn)
1253 København K

10. March 2017

Who decides which game is best?
Who decides what is nice and what is ugly?
Who decides whether I’m right or wrong?

A playful and exploratory performance where visual images merge with physics and music, creating a sensory and humorous tale of a friendship that sprouts in spite of – and because of – differencies.

Age group: 3-8 year olds and their adults

TIME & PLACE:
Lørdag d. 16. marts kl. 11.00: Glostrup Bibliotek
Søndag d. 17. marts kl. 13.00: Nathanaels  Sogns Menighedspleje, Kbh S
Mandag d. 18. marts kl. 11.00: Odsherred Teater
Tirsdag d. 19. marts kl. 10.00: Odsherred Teater
Fredag d. 22. marts kl. 10.00 & 11.30: Bagsværd Kostskole og Gymnasium
Lørdag d. 23. marts kl. 11.00: Greve Bibliotek
Søndag d. 24. marts kl. 15.00: Dyssegårdskirken, Hellerup
Mandag d. 25. marts kl. 9.30 & 11.00: Thy Teater
Tirsdag d. 26. marts kl. 9.30 & 11.00: Thy Teater
Onsdag d. 27. marts: Hørby Skole, Frederikshavn
Fredag d. 29. marts kl. 10.00 & 11.15: (to be announced)
Lørdag d. 30. marts kl. 10.30: Brande Bibliotek
Søndag d. 31. marts kl. 15.00: Gladsaxe Hovedbibliotek

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“A great little story with lots of good points delivered at “child height.” All children, their parents, aunts and uncles – everybody should see this show.”

Full reviews below

The show is produced with support from
The Danish Arts Foundation for Performing Arts
The City of Copenhagen
Wilhelm Hansen Foundation

17. December 2014

What is that giant thingy? Sneak, sneak. Tippy-toe. Whoops?!? It’s making a noise! What can it do?

Frida loves to sneak up on things and make them move and change. And not least, she loves to play! Frida goes exploring into a visual and musical landscape of moving shapes and engaging sounds where she creates an imaginary world that might not all be an illusion…

Activate your senses, turn up your listening glasses and experience Anne Dalsgaard as Frida who lets her body out into a playful, sweeping and humorous swing with life. A nonverbal adventure where the invisible becomes visible, and the visible magical.

The performance is supported by The Danish Arts Foundation and Copenhagen Municipality

17. December 2014

Once upon a time there was a land where winning was the only thing that mattered. And if one didn’t win, one lost. Those that won were called the winners. And those that lost were called the losers. But then one day…

Could there be other possibilities? For what is a winner? And what is a loser? And who decides which is which? The show examines the nature of competition with humour and sympathy, and provide some new input for reconsidering the winner-ideal and loser-cliché.
We follow two boys’ different paths in this absurd society. After an adventurous journey one boy returns with new ideas for both…
An original and imaginative performance that sends both children and their parents home with something to think about and discuss.