The last festival guests are now on their way with the magical tram transport towards the North Pole and it is possible that some children still refuse to leave the scenography of the Lava Forest, but Showbox is over for this year. What a festival it has been!

Etter å ha deltatt i 4 EU-prosjekt som partner har vi nå tatt steget opp til å lede et prosjekt. Våren 2022 søkte vi Kreativt Europa om midler til et treårig prosjekt, og nå har vi blitt tilbudt støtte. På årets Showbox blir det mulig å få innblikk i det kommende prosjektet og hvordan vi skal jobbe gjennom en workshop 29. november på Piltoscenen på Kloden teater.

I forestillingen BERRE EIN HUND - en rekonstruksjon gjenforteller barn i alderen 3-7 år en historie slik de husker den.

Making yourself or your own projects visible in the performing arts can be overwhelming, small and feel arbitrary. Few of us are trained in marketing and the little we can do has been created through the well-known trial and error method. If you recognize yourself, then you read on.

Do you remember anything from when you were inside mom's belly? How was it really there? Join in on a underwater dream journey where you dive into history with two strange creatures.

In collaboration with Dansens Hus, we have the pleasure of presenting…

Have you nominated your favorites for Gulljerven? 2020 and 2021 have been a tough year for actors in the field of performing arts, and therefore it is all the more important to celebrate properly! The nominations will come from the performing arts field itself, and we encourage everyone to think about breadth and diversity when you nominate. The prize is awarded during this year's Showbox, the first week in December.

"Everything we do not say" weaves together three newly written stories about truth, lies and everything in between. The playwrights Amy Black Ndiaye, Julian Karenga and Melike Leblebicioglu write about three characters who are firmly planted in their respective dilemmas. It's about belonging, but not feeling at home.

We had been looking forward to seeing children, young people, families and delegate audiences in the hall at all 15 live performances that were to play at this year's Showbox, but that was not the case. The 16th edition of Showbox will be, to put it mildly, very different than before.

Young people feel loneliness more intensely and more frequently than any other age group, new research has found.