. Until 9th of October 2010
Monday-Friday at 7.30 pm
. Saturday at 4.00 pm
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Development aid does it help? Both nationally and internationally Astrid Saalbach is known as one of our finest dramatists. In Red and Green we meet Kristine who arrives in Nepal with her backpack full of idealism

. She is determined to make a difference but it s difficult when corruption and bloody conflicts cause new, innocent victims everyday

. A humoristic play with satirical wit.
Directed by Anders Lundorph

Aarhus Theatre proudly presents the theatre version of Lars von Trier s controversial film Antichrist. This is an exclusive opportunity to experience the drama up close when actors Anne Sofie Espersen and Jacob Madsen Kvols are lead on a journey through the human mind. A journey through grief, anxiety, guilt and sexual instincts.
Antichrist is a touching and passionate story about a married couple who tragically loses their only child. To work through grief the woman reluctantly lets her husband act as her therapist. Don t miss this strong play on one of our smallest stages.
Directed by Annika Silkeberg

A grand story for the entire family. As the first non-English-speaking film, Fanny and Alexander won no less than 4 Oscars. The story has now, after 28 years, been dramatised for the stage that Bergman loved so intensely.
Directed by Artistic Director Stefan Larsson

In Dea Lohers dark, tragi-comic and touching drama we meet a group of people who all struggles to find meaning in the challenges that life offers. Through 37 short scenes their stories entwine. Performed by The Actor School of Aarhus Theatre
Directed by Mia Lipschitz

As seen through a kaleidoscope we meet a group of people who share, not only the bar they sit at, but also their longings, memories and feeble hopes. Among broken glass, beer bottles and coffee stains the bar guests destinies are unified in a story about wishful thinking and the angels who enters our lives in the shape of ordinary people.

Directed by Annika Silkeberg

This year s family show.
Directed by Sara Cronberg

Aarhus Theatre s house dramatist Christian Lollike has created a new translation of Shakespeare s immortal tragedy. Lollike s version is stripped of every redundant detail and allows tradition to collide with rawness. The newly written songs are accompanied live by Hans Hansen and Jacob Kosteljanetz s electronic sound. Designer Anja Vang Kragh has created the dramatic costumes and Olaf Højgaard and Marie Dalsgaard are on stage as the two young, destined lovers.
Directed by Christian Lollike