Betty Nansen Teatret presents a series of compelling dance performances that delve into the depths of human conflict, emotion, and connection. From the historical rivalry of Mary vs. Elizabeth I, the existential reflections in 'Before the end', to the harrowing truths of 'Red Flags', each production offers a unique lens on humanity. Join us as we explore these narratives, driven by the powerful language of dance, that challenge our perceptions and stir our emotions.

Explorations of Humanity and Rivalry: Dance Narratives at Betty Nansen Teatret

From the poignant echoes of humanity's last party to the evocative exploration of societal issues, Betty Nansen Teatret presents a series of compelling dance performances. Encompassing themes from the finality of life to the pressing realities of violence, these performances feature talented dancers and innovative choreography, promising to enthrall and provoke thought. This season, the theatre presents 'Before the End', 'Red Flags', 'Free Zone', and 'Black Conscience #4', each weaving unique narratives that challenge and inspire.

Unveiling Humanity's Soul Through Dance: A Journey with Betty Nansen Teatret

From an apocalyptic party to profound narratives on violence and identity, Betty Nansen Teatret brings a thought-provoking lineup of dance performances. With themes ranging from humanity's end to celebrating community through dance, these engaging events are set to captivate audiences. Featuring talented dancers and choreographers, the events explore the depths of human emotion and experience, leaving a lasting impression on all who attend.

Exploring Humanity, Identity, and Community: A Dive into Dance at Betty Nansen Teatret

It's over. And you're invited to humanity's last party. Now is the time to reach for what has been whispered to you in your dreams.

Before the end

Edison-scenen

Signe Fabricius, who previously created the ultra-popular dance stories "I am Gold" and "Bonnie & Clyde" at the Betty Nansen Theatre, now places two of the world's most famous rivals in the middle of a vibrating dance floor.

Mary vs. Elizabeth I

Betty Nansen Teatret

There are 536 reasons for the work – that is the number of women killed in Denmark in the period 1992-2016. The performance includes 3 real stories, which describe an attempted murder and two murders of very different Danish women in the period. The stories are entered by author, journalist and existence editor at Politiken Line Vaaben, and are taken from her and forensic pathologist, PhD Asser Hedegård Thomsen's book "A predictable crime – murder of women in Denmark".

Red Flags

Frederiksberg City Hall

In  Zona Franca,  ten dancers move between euphoria, vulnerability and anger – driven by drums, trance and explosive energy. By mixing afro-house,  passinho , TikTok and modern dance, they create a  ZONA FRANCA  – a free zone in search of an alternative community.

Free Zone

We don't need each other anymore. And that's why we need each other more than ever before. The Reumert-winning collective Sort Samvittighed will re-perform their performance Sort Samvittighed #4 in May 2026.

Betty Nansen Teatret

11 - 14 Mar, 2026

Red Flags

20 - 21 Mar, 2026

Free Zone

2 - 30 May, 2026

Black Conscience #4

13 - 28 Feb, 2026

Before the end

10 - 31 Jan, 2026

Mary vs. Elizabeth I

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