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A flagship installation within Seven Gothic Tales — The Global Project, translating Karen Blixen’s “The Dreamers” into an operatic architecture of chambers, passageways, cargo, scent, sound, and fire-haunted memory.
An international development platform for re-composing Nordic classics through new landscapes, publics, and cultural conversations.
A suite of performance and public dialogue addressing SGBV, FGM, and mental health stigma through theatre, youth engagement, and civic partnership.
August Strindberg’s Miss Julie reimagined through colonial Kenya’s Happy Valley—where desire, class, and land sit inside one dangerous room.
The first ACT staging of Ntozake Shange’s landmark text in the Nordics—building repertoire, visibility, and a new cultural corridor across Finland, Denmark, and Sweden.
A reimagining of Henrik Ibsen’s Hedda Gabler set against a secretive, sealed world in France—the moment before exposure.
Produced in Ballerup in Nordic collaboration with Nordic Black Theatre and Södra Community, with ACT’s Denmark-based ensemble.
ACT’s debut production in Denmark—produced by Michael Omoke, with Omoke in the lead role as Shylock.
A Sweden–Denmark–Norway collaboration built around exchange, conference format, and trans-Nordic conversation.
