CRIP is about being a person with a disability. It's about living with a body that's entangled in beauty ideals, daily exercises, and political discussions about who is a burden to society.

CRIP A work based on Caspar Eric's disability poetry collections

Republique

In THE YEARS, we follow a series of personal memories and a societal development at the same time. Clinically sharp and without sentimentality, the story takes us on a story of desire that ranges from the discovery of the ego's clitoris, a sexual assault, an illegal abortion, motherhood and an affair in adulthood.

THE YEARS Based on Nobel Prize winner Annie Ernaux's masterpiece

DRIP TEKHNE returns. Look forward to experiencing Australian choreographer Adam Linder, one of the most prominent figures in the international dance scene. He is particularly known for his innovative approach to performing arts – and DRIP TEKHNE is no exception.

Drip Technology The Evolution Of Movement

In the modernization of the award-winning work The Birds by Norwegian Tarjei Vesaas, we meet Mattis, who struggles with his thoughts and asks life's big questions - in his own way.

The Birds

In connection with the municipal elections (KV25), Crip Akademiet and REVOLVER invite you to an afternoon where you can be equipped to fight for better conditions in the disability field.

KV25 - To fight for fewer sideways glances and more open eyes

Solvej Balle was shortlisted for the international Booker Prize this year – as one of the few Danes ever – for the first volume of the ambitious seven-volume work 'On the Calculation of Volume'. The work has been described as a "profound meditation on love, connectedness and what it means to exist", and it has attracted attention far beyond Denmark's borders.

Solvej Balle

DEATH IN VENICE – the return of the repressed – is a radical, almost wordless, visually and musically powerful reinterpretation of Thomas Mann's classic. The characters are written out, and what remains is the existential nerve of the work.

Death In Venice

Sara Stridsberg (b. 1972) has long established herself as one of the Nordic countries' most important writers – both as a playwright and a novelist. She had her international breakthrough with  The Dream Faculty , which received the Nordic Council's Literature Prize in 2007 and was also nominated for one of the world's most prestigious literary awards, the international Booker Prize.

Sara Stridsberg

In this well-crafted adaptation of Herman Melville's mammoth work 'Moby Dick' , which ranges from high literary gourmet to a frantic search for the meaning of life in the meaningless, we get the sublime Mikkel Arndt alone on stage. It has every chance of being a wildly good night in life.

Moby Dick

It is no exaggeration to call Abdulrazak Gurnah one of the great figures in contemporary literature. Few can speak with the same literary and personal weight about the experience of flight and rootlessness, the shadows of colonialism in the present day, and the complicated encounters between cultures.

Abdulrazak Gurnah

The award-winning Australian company Back to Back Theatre is visiting Denmark – and we are delighted that, in collaboration with CPH STAGE and TOASTER, it will be giving two performances at REPUBLIQUE with the performance THE SHADOW WHOSE PREY THE HUNTER BECOMES.

The Shadow Whose Prey the Hunter Becomes

Together with Dagbladet Information and GRASP, we focus on the storytelling of the multifaceted consequences of the climate fight – both here at home and in the areas where the consequences are inescapably present.

During The Same Month

fix+foxy explores 'The Global Village' and its mental geography together with a cast in Denmark, the USA, India, Nigeria and Turkey. In the 60s the concept of “The Global Village” emerged. Someone could see that in the future we would share lives and destinies across great distances. Now it is here: the village with 8.2 billion inhabitants.

The Village

Experience a thought-provoking evening where we, together with musician, composer and performer Jeanett Albeck and some of the country's most talented artists and experts, delve into the woman's cycle - both biological and artistic. Based on Radio IIII's popular podcast 'Blood, Sweat and Tears', we examine taboo emotions such as lust, anger and shame - and how they can be used in art and music.

The cycle of life

In WE, THE DROWNED, Carsten Jensen's magnificent bestseller of the same name is revisited in a new and gripping story.

We, The Drowned

Experience a special concert series at REVOLVER, where legendary creature, songwriter, author and singer Katinka invites you up close and behind the lines of her musical universe for an evening filled with presence and poetry.

Katinka concert

Constance Debré has long since established herself as one of French literature's most interesting new voices. Meet the star author in conversation with journalist Bodil Skovgaard Nielsen on REVOLVER.

Constance Debré

Apollonian Circles is a constantly evolving live work. A total experience that unites concert, installation and performance. Inspired by myths, rituals and traditions, participants are invited on a trance-like journey that challenges the relationship between music, musicians and audience.

Apollonian Circles

At REVOLVER we believe that a constant development of the mind, presence and soul is the path towards the light. Although it can be a bit of a pain to be disappointed, in crisis and encounter resistance, there is hope on the other side of the sight down into the well of hopelessness. A distinguished representative of this view of life – one could call her a superuser of life's phrasebook – is composer & singer Ninna Lundberg.

Republique / Revolver

Apr 15 - May 23, 2026

CRIP A work based on Caspar Eric's disability poetry collections

Feb 18 - Mar 28, 2026

THE YEARS Based on Nobel Prize winner Annie Ernaux's masterpiece

Republique / Revolver