Hafni author Helle Helle: Translators make the literary world go round Helle Helle, one of Denmark’s most acclaimed authors, talks about the hidden layers of language, experimentation and the translators’ ear. Back to front page Text: Helle...

Photo: Søren Meisner fix+foxy fix+foxy is an award-winning international theatre company based in Copenhagen. We have produced original work for a couple of decades – conventional and immersive pieces, sound walks, installations, digital work,...

Photo: Christoffer Askman. NEXT ZONE NEXT ZONE is a company working with OPEN -STYLE DANCE based in Denmark. Choreographer Lene Boel works with dancers from different street dance backgrounds such as popping, locking, electro, break dance, hip...

The Wax Child author Olga Ravn: Abracadabra is both word and object Folklore and witchcraft are just some of the subjects the internationally acclaimed author, Olga Ravn, has explored in her work. Here she gives a glimpse into her creative...

Photo: Michael Jeppe The Copenhagen C&YA Editors’ Fellowship 2025 Are you looking for great children’s and young adult books to publish? For the first time in many years, we are offering eight spots in a fellowship programme for international...

Photo: Bora Bora. Bora Bora Bora Bora – Dance and Visual Theatre, located in Aarhus, Denmark, is a dynamic venue that showcases innovative dance and performing arts from both local and international artists. The organization plays a key role in...

Photo: Peter Ravnborg. SVALHOLM Nønne Mai Svalholm/ SVALHOLM creates highly visual dance and choreographic works that explore human existence, social injustices, and political themes. Her pieces cultivate intense, sensory experiences, deepening...

Photo: Anders Stensgaard. Blue Cliff / Yael Gaathon Blue Cliff is a performing arts company creating atmospheric and heart warming performances with strong visual aesthetics. Yael Gaathon, the artistic director, is a choreographer and performer...

Naja Marie Aidt: "I could see in their eyes that the book really meant something to them" What makes an established author proud when it comes to her own work? What does she remember best from her long life as an author? And what kind of...

Sabine Lemire: "An illustrator’s interpretation puts a whole new spin on your words" What moves a children’s book author? And how does she perceive Danish children's ability to tap into their imaginations? Read along as Sabine Lemire shares her...