Name: Milling and Molbech
Start: 2026-10-30T20:00:00
Location: Kulturcenter Skive

KulturCenter Skive

Not all singers can be called 'exceptional'. But you can safely call them thatJohnny Logan! To this day, no one other than Johnny has managed to win the European Eurovision Song Contest 3 times and with more than 6 million albums sold worldwide, Johnny Logan has long since written his own chapter in music history.

Johnny Logan(IRL)

Skive Theater

In a time when world peace seems to be more unstable than a Danish intestine after curry. In a country where wolves and other criminal gangs threaten the strength of the evening coffee and the crispness of the morning bread. And in a world where gender-fluid activists with blue hair bother grown men in Lycra with varicose veins – one has to ask oneself:

The special class

Kulturcenter Skive

The iconic mother-daughter conflict from Rytteriet, Trine's mother, will move off the screen and onto the stage in the fall of 2026. For the very first time, the audience can experience Bodil Jørgensen and Lisbeth Wulff live on stage in a show that brings together the best from two decades of phone conversations – and gives the audience the opportunity to curl their toes when mother calls Trine again. And calls. And calls.

Trine's mother – on tour!

Together with new and old characters, Pelle takes the pulse of the Danes' party habits, which are known to be easy to find on any given occasion. For the Danes, most things can be celebrated with beer, hygge, food, dance and music, but not everyone experiences the party from a child's perspective. And it is from there that Pelle looks on in wonder, while the adults let go of their inhibitions and party hard to forget all about dental bills, ingrown toenails and municipal elections for a while.

Pele's Party

First it was Earth, Wind & Fire. Then George Michael, Phil Collins, Prince – and most recently ABBA – followed, lovingly and honestly treated by the two masters of music history, . Together they are an institution on Danish radio; some would even call them walking encyclopedias in the nooks and crannies of pop music.Henrik Milling&Nicolai Molbech.