"The Knife in the Fire" at the National Theatre offers a beautiful visual depiction of Kven culture and a life on a journey through the North Sea. The forces of nature and people are set in motion on stage, but are dampened by a heavy, literary stage text and poor timing.
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.
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