Repertoire in English
Núx Brúx
Monday, October 19 at 7:00 PM
Sara cultural center scene 2
SEK 195, youth under 26 years old/students SEK 100
60 minutes
A physical and sonic narrative about the night as a space for resistance, desire and collective longing.
Here, a carnivalesque world unfolds, a charged space of revolt and tenderness, of belonging and metamorphosis. Inspired by folklore, nocturnal creatures and revolutionary tales, the storytelling becomes a force in its own right.
Núx is the ancient Greek word for ‘night’, whilst brúx derives from the root for teeth-grinding.
Together they form Núx brúx, a poetic description of grinding one’s teeth in sleep.
With elements of magical realism and collective dream states, the night opens up like a portal. A place where other ways of being together can be glimpsed, where bodies glow, dissolve and are reassembled.
Impro club on tour: The wedding
Friday, October 23 at 7:00 PM
Nordanå Theatre
SEK 295, stage pass SEK 100 discount Youth under 26 years/students SEK 150, stage pass SEK 50 discount
90 minutes
The wedding ceremony, a toast, speeches, cake and a waltz—maybe even the wedding night. What could possibly go wrong on the best day of your life? Come dressed to party and ready to laugh!
The show unfolds in different scenes, where the audience helps shape the story by suggesting details like gifts, professions, or book titles, and the actors improvise the rest. With a festive wedding theme—love, celebrations and traditions—we’re creating a fun, unpredictable performance you won’t forget.
Football Dramatics
Thursday, November 5 at 6:00 PM
Nordanå Theatre
SEK 120, children under 12 years SEK 60
60 minutes
Football Dramatics is a heart-pounding tribute to the world of football, where circus, skill and magic take the game to whole new heights. It has it all: the anticipation in the stadium, the cheers, the disappointments, the iconic goals and the elegance of those unforgettable goal celebrations.
With breakneck somersaults and visual tricks, the ball takes on a life of its own, and the audience gets the chance to influence the course of the match with applause, shouts and cheers. Get ready for a fast-paced show where the drama of sport meets the playfulness of the performing arts in a glamorous sporting costume.
Filter
Tuesday, November 10 at 7:00 PM
The Nordanå Hall
SEK 100
2 hours including 20 min break
Agnes, 42, runs the successful lifestyle blog ‘Weekdays by the Coast’. For her 95,000 followers, she paints a picture of a life filled with tranquillity, mindfulness and perfectly curated weekdays. But behind the scenes, cracks are beginning to show. Her marriage to Henrik is falling apart, and after a misstep on a trip to France, Agnes no longer knows how to move forward.
She heads to her mother Eva’s house, convinced it is empty. But Eva comes home, injured and noticeably changed. Mother and daughter are forced to pause and reflect together, with secrets they have never shared and questions they would rather have avoided. Filter is a dramedy about facades, loneliness and what happens when reality can no longer be edited away.
Everyday phantom - Tavallisuuden aave
Saturday, December 5 at 7:00 PM
Sara cultural center scene 2
SEK 355, stage pass SEK 100 discount Youth under 26 years/students SEK 150, stage pass SEK 50 discount
2 hours including 20 minutes break
In a living room where doors and windows suddenly swing open, “ordinary people” walk in. Behaving in unusual ways. The Phantom of Everyday Life is a humorous and melancholic collage of scenes about trying to be normal, and why it rarely works out.
The performance is in Finnish and is subtitled in Finnish and Swedish.
Hope to see you in the theater!
2026-06-04
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