A symbol of the darkness the world is drowning in
The performance Psychedelic Cave removes one of the most important senses of the audience; sight. What hides in the darkness? Destruction or creation?
Criticism
Performing arts criticism written by youth.
An interesting performance that raises more questions than answers
Blue Men is not a perfect performance, but it carries a sincerity that makes it rare, writes Rose Aguta (20).
A good taste of Shakespeare
I'm not a fan of "Romeo and Juliet", but I think it was magical in Tigerstad Theatre's version in Sofienberg Church, writes Gaia Isabel Prestø Nielsen (18).
Great combination of music, dance and storytelling
Good atmosphere and good storytellers in Calabash Tales.
Recognizable about parents
Musicians get the message across in the book "IKKE!" by Gro Dale and Svein Nyhus, says Eline, who saw the concert at Marked for musikk.
Music made by women in exciting variety
Lots of different genres with the same instruments every time, and they still made it sound good.
A moving performance about mental health and loneliness
Musical theatre that made us think for ourselves, Vesa and Emma write about I want to go home to the people they have seen at Marked for Music.
A comic tragedy
Who would Macbeth have been if the events in the play had happened today? The reviewer recognizes a serial killer from the 1990s.
Like black ink tattooed into the Norwegian folk soul
What is it really like to live in Norway these days? Does it feel like a warm and good hug? Where has the Norwegian folk soul gone? FUCK IT - a sick Norwegian performance asks important and critical questions about Norway and its politics.