A show I never wanted to end
"You Deserve This" is an intense, thought-provoking experience that not only entertains, but also challenges our attitudes towards power, justice, and the society we live in.
Criticism
Performing arts criticism written by youth.
Blue Orange: A gripping drama about mental illness and institutional betrayal
Blue Orange makes a strong impression on this reviewer, leaving her with an unease that lingers long after the applause dies down.
Kill Devil is one of the best plays I've seen.
The performance is important for society. Both because puppet theater is threatened and because we don't learn about slavery in Denmark-Norway in school, argues Samuel Oldaker (20) in this audio critique.
Unfiltered human encounters are camouflaged behind computer games and gaming characters
Tani Dibasey innovates for the stage with the virtual world in the performance "Fight", but a bumpy execution means that the theatrical experience does not reach its full potential.
Psychic- High and low on stage
With a mix of surreal elements, graphic shocks and unexpected humor, Psychic asks questions about societal pressures and our own identity, but does it really hit the mark?
Uneven, but entertaining
Psychic is a play with an exciting concept, but one that doesn't live up to its potential. Here, Samuel Oldaker from Unge stemmer talks about the play.
Honest, raw, spit and hysterical laughter
Who has the power to keep a patient in a place they don't want to be? How can words create chaos, confusion and frustration? These are questions that the performance Blue/Orange raises.
Language, costumes and laughter
Tongue twister is a performance in which various tongue twisters in different languages are performed by a man who doesn't actually know the languages.
An insight into men's thoughts and feelings
A review of a play about young men, written by five young women