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Get ready for an exciting week where even clowns get a bash of their own

There is no reason to be bored this week, as there is plenty going on. You can pay tribute to the Aussie and Kiwi soldiers on ANZAC day and get involved in a proper celebration of the circus, on World Circus Day. And just in case you get tired, there is also an opportunity to get a free massage – who can say no to that?

 

Cph Moda Outlet – If you’re also spring cleaning your wardrobe, you probably need some new clothes and shoes for those long summer nights. At this outlet you will find everything your shopping heart desires, from shoes and accessories to clothes for men, women and kids. Brands include Munte plus Simonsen, NoaNoa, Jeffrey Campbell, Just female, Polo Ralph Lauren and many more, and there will also be private people selling their used goods. MSØ
Bella Center, Center Boulevard 5, Cph S; Fri 17:00-21:00 (VIP night), Sat & Sun 10:00-17:00; tickets: VIP/weekend pass: 150kr, VIP at the door: 200kr, Sat-Sun: 65kr, Sat & Sun 15:00-17:00 free adm, kids free adm with adult (two kids per adult), www.billetlugen.dk; 3252 8811, info@cphmoda.dk; www.cphmoda.dk; www.bellacenter.dk

 

Int Racing Festival – Car enthusiasts are celebrating the International Racing Festival (Monte Carlsberg). The day includes shows, stands by Aston Martin, Audi, BMW, Citroën, Ferrari and more, a bouncy castle, as well as food and drink to satisfy all. MSØ

Vigerslev Alle; Valby; Sat-Sun 08:00-18:00; tickets: over-12s 40kr, under-12s 20kr, www.racingfestival.billetexpressen.dk; www.racing-festival.dk

 

World Circus Day – Celebrate the funny clown, the amazing artist and the pretty line dancer on international circus day. The day includes a show with the ventriloquist, learning about sea lions, seeing the circus exhibition and enjoying food and drinks in the café, before the circus show begins at 3pm (tickets 130kr, www.baldoni.dk). MSØ

Avedørelejren, Hovedporten, Avedøre Tværvej 10, Hvidovre; Sat 11:00-17:00; free adm; www.cirkusmuseum.dk

 

Free 20-minute massage
Put your hand up if you enjoy a good massage? Well, now you have the chance to get a 20-minute shoulder, neck and back massage for free. A group of Grinberg method practitioners will give you a taste of what they do. Their method focuses on creating greater awareness of our bodies by stopping automatic routines that create pain – like spending hours in front of a computer without thinking about ergonomics. EB

Skt. Hans Torv, Thu 14:00-17:00, also on May 3; free adm; www.grinbergmethod.com

 

ANZAC Day – Come and remember the brave soldiers from Australia and New Zealand who landed at Gallipoli on 25 April 1915. This ANZAC Day celebration at Southern Cross Pub pays homage to all things Australian. Enjoy free food – including lamingtons and ANZAC biscuits, Australian beer specials, meat pies and sausage rolls and an Aussie quiz. Everyone is welcome – particularly those who attend the Australian Embassy’s ANZAC Service. EB

Southern Cross Pub, Løngangstræde 37, Cph K; Wed 13:00-05:00 or later; 3311 0939; www.southerncross.dk

 

Dreyer: The Tyrannical Dane – CPH PIX and Lynch Company present the world premier of ‘Dreyer, The Tyrannical Dane.’ This exciting performance combines both theatre and film to tribute to Carl Theodor Dreyer -a Danish director labelled as both a tyrannical sadist and a misunderstood genius. Delving into the controversial director’s secret drive and passion, the show explores Dreyer’s fascination with women and power, while celebrating his clever use of light and composition. The show has English sub-titles. EB
Dagmar Teatret, Jernbanegade 2, Cph V; ends April 29, performances Wed-Sat 19:30; Tickets: 105kr, www.lynchcompany.dk




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