Performance review: We say “oui” to this fun, farcical, raunchy romp
‘Boeing Boeing’ is lots of fun ★★★★★
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At Cinemas: The posters are puckering up for some lip-smacking action
So, what film will be on everyone’s lips heading into December? That’s easy: Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (out on December 14), but you’ll have to wait for our next issue to find out more. Ahead of that, three films will be puckering up on the billboards from December 1, and judging by most…
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Art Review: Exploration of ecstasy and eroticism an excellent effort
Thumbs up for Auguste Rodin exhibition at SMK
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Zara Larsson, the next big Swedish star
How often do you find a catchy, American-sounding pop song you like, spend months singing along to it, and then find out it was actually produced or sung by a Swedish artist? It’s becoming a common occurrence, and it probably won’t surprise you to learn that Sweden is in fact the world’s third largest music exporter following the US and the UK.…
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Concert review: Giving them hell!
Chris Brown hit Denmark on a leg of his European ‘Hell of a Nite’ tour, bringing a few friends with him and a marvellous live show. Although rapper French Montana dropped out, which took away part of the justification for the 600 kroner ticket price, Chris wowed Forum concert-goers with his trademark dance moves and…
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Restaurant review: Like the planet, it’s conducive to cosmic coolness
Whether your mind leads you to the planet or the Disney character isn’t important. The name Pluto doesn’t have a clever anecdote behind it. Every restaurant needs a name, and this one’s is Pluto. But semantics aside, it has to be conceded that Pluto serves a cosmic array of tastes and colours that appear on…
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What dragged you away from your home in 2012 – and was it any good?
In their last effort the year, our InOut team sat down to rate the best events of 2012. That's small task considering the number of events they've previewed and reviewed, but they've managed to boil it all down to best of the best shows, performers, festivals and events that impressed them the most over the…
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Depth in class yields a beauty every night
A beautiful production of ‘The Sleeping Beauty’ is back at the Royal Danish Ballet as this year’s Christmas ballet. The contemporary interpretation by one of today’s most-in-demand ballet choreographers, Britain’s Christopher Wheeldon, premiered two years ago and will once again be performed by the company’s current top-class dancers. The production is traditional – Wheeldon’s choreography…
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All’s well that ends well for this fairy tale of puppy dog tails
Once upon a time in a kingdom far, far away there was a castle: Eremitagesletten (check!) And there was a huntsman’s cottage: Peter Lieps Hus, check! And there were two weary, hungry interlopers in a foreign land: us, check! It was thus, in fairy tale mode, that I entered Dyrhavn for the first time and…
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Councils to embrace English to assist foreign companies
A new guidebook will help councils be better prepared to attract and retain international companies looking to establish themselves in Denmark, though still no word on the individual level
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Going Underground | Gatecrash the world of glam
“It’s fashion, dahling!” screams the beehived creature in front of you, in the highest pitch imaginable, air-kissing a naked, insect-like lady backstage. How did you get here in the first place? Simple, there is ZERO security and you’re casually pretending to be a photographer for W ( for whatever …) magazine. Yep, it is that…
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Going Underground | A crazy jaunt around the city
For the second time IÂ’m paying close attention to the menu that I´ve just been handed, wondering to myself: is it so hot in here that I can barely focus, or do I really have to take off my freshly-culled baby seal fur hat in order to decipher today´s special? “Excuse me, but 300 kroner…