Casper Vandeputte & Vincent Van Der Valk 1 F / 1 M Drama Dutch text – English translation
An intense and thought-provoking confrontation between a progressive intellectual and a charismatic populist. The play explores truth, manipulation, and power in an age of polarization and media-shaped realities, while challenging audiences to reflect on their own responsibility within modern political culture.
REGEN Ferdinand von Schirach 1 M Monologue German text
A writer serves as a juror in the trial of a man accused of murdering his wife. As the case unfolds, he is drawn into reflections on guilt, love, death, and the human urge to judge others — while his own buried grief gradually comes to light. Regen is a philosophical and melancholic drama about loss, guilt, and the complexities of human nature.
Ólafur Jóhann Ólafsson 4 F / 4 M Comedy Icelandic text – English translation
A sharp and darkly comic satire about a group of affluent residents in an exclusive housing complex who fight to prevent refugees from moving into their building — all while insisting they are not xenophobic. As a tense dinner unfolds, polite conversation gradually spirals into a revealing confrontation filled with hypocrisy, prejudice, class anxiety, and personal conflict. Beneath the polished surface, facades begin to crack, exposing the unsettling gap between self-image and reality.
AVALANCHE Hrafnhildur Hagalín Gudmundsdottir Variable cast Documentary drama Icelandic text – English translation
A powerful documentary drama based on the true events of the devastating avalanche that struck the Icelandic fishing village of Flateyri in 1995, claiming 20 lives. Through eyewitness testimonies, the story captures the fear, grief, and resilience of a close-knit community forever changed by the tragedy.
A moving drama about a married couple confronting the final chapter of their lives together. When Alfie decides to stop his cancer treatment, he and Julie are compelled to reflect on their shared past and prepare to say goodbye to love, family, and the life they built together. A deeply human story about love, loss, and the choices that shape a person’s final days. Third part of the trilogy Beginning, Middle & End
Hrafnhildur Hagalín Guðmundsdóttir 6 in total (3M and 3F) Pla Icelandic text
A tense and hilarious new play by one of Iceland’s leading playwrights. A big party is held to celebrate the mother’s return from a stay at a sanatorium abroad. The father holds – as far as he knows – all the family threads in his hand and the daughter and son navigate a fine line they are supposed to follow. But something is not as it should be. The situation is flammable. A terrible event, that stretches far back, casts a shadow over the family. When the neighbor couple Elsa and Ellert knock on the door with all their problems, the fun begins, and a long night lies ahead.
Per Gessle, Guy Unsworth, Klas Abrahamsson & Jane Fallon Musical Swedish text
The feel-good story Joyride the Musical, featuring music by the legendary pop duo Roxette. C’mon, join the joyride! The musical is an unforgettable rollercoaster of joy, humor, and spectacular dance numbers—a fast-paced, funny, and heartfelt story about love and relationships. The plot centers around Stephanie, a stylist living in London with Joe and their teenage daughter Stella. One day, Stephanie finds a message in Joe’s pocket and begins to suspect he’s having an affair. She contacts the sender, who turns out to be Katie. Katie is shocked to discover that her boyfriend Joe hasn’t separated, as he claimed, but is leading a double life. The two betrayed women decide to teach Joe a lesson and form a secret pact—to make his life a living hell. But their plan, which seemed so clever at first, soon spirals out of control. Will things really turn out as they imagined? And once they’ve had their revenge, what happens next?
DRUK Tobias Lindholm, Thomas Vinterberg & Claus Flygare 4M Play Danish text
Stage adaptation of the 2021 Oscar winning movie. Four high school teachers and friends decide to test a theory that humans are born with half a percent too little alcohol. The theory is that alcohol in the blood opens the mind to the outside world and causes creativity to increase. The result is startling. Both the teaching and the results improve, and the friends really start to feel life again. Along with the drinking, the experiment moves forward for some and off track for others.
Johannes (played by a woman or a nonbinary person) hacks his journal, where it appears that the Center for Gender Identity does not think he appears masculine enough, and denies him the hormone treatment he so fervently desires. One day, a chat box appears from the sender Mephisto. The unknown offers his help. The only condition is that Johannes must let him “enter him”. Confused and desperate, he agrees, and soon his life takes a drastic turn. In BAD GUY, crises collide on a personal, national and global level. Follow Johannes’ journey with his inner struggle, and feel how the conflicts of the ultra-masculine world are reflected in all of us.
Three generations of women. A home. A mother knocks on the door. A daughter hides. A grandmother watches. With both humor and pain, the play examines the bonds that bind ? and break ? between mothers and daughters, and the spaces we long to be let into. A moving and thought-provoking chamber play with great parts for three women.