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10 Feb-13 May 2007. This comprehensive exhibition at the Statens Museum for Kunst dedicated to French painter and illustrator Andr
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Festive music in Copenhagens churches.
9-30 Dec 2006. Historic Holmens Kirke opposite the Christiansborg Castle is just one of the many churches across the Danish capital hosting musical events over the festive season. On 9 Dec J.S. Bachs...
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Christmas markets in Copenhagen.
25 Nov-20 Dec 2006. Copenhagen comes alive at Christmas with a range of markets opening across the city. The Danish Design Centre on Hans Christian Andersen Boulevard holds its annual Juledesignerbaza...
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1 Nov 2006-16 Jan 2007. First performed at the Royal Theatre in Copenhagen in 1906, this quintessentially Danish opera in three acts was composed by Carl Nielsen to a libretto by Wilhelm Amdersen. Set...
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27 Nov-8 Dec 2006. The Tivoli Gardens Pantomime Theatre presents Love in the Dustbin, a childrens ballet based on three fairytales by Hans Christian Andersen. Queen Margrethe II of Denmark and choreog...
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9 Nov 2006-6 Jan 2007. London Toast, Copenhagens English theatre company, comes to Tivoli Gardens Glassalen Theatre with a Tolkien send-up entitled Bored of the Rings. Written and directed by Vivienne...
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6 Oct 2006-21 Jan 2007. The Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek museum presents an exhibition of French Impressionist masterpieces depicting 19th-century women. From harlot to housewife, from respectable ladies of...
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1 Nov 2006-16 Jan 2007. First performed at the Royal Theatre in Copenhagen in 1906, this quintessentially Danish opera in three acts was composed by Carl Nielsen to a libretto by Wilhelm Amdersen. Set...
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16 Nov-2 Dec 2006. The Mute Comp. Physical Theatre presents its new dance work Caterpillar, combining poetry, surprise and slapstick humour in an energetic performance. Set to original music by Henrik...
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15 Sept-30 Dec 2006. The work of Hungarian-born Robert Capa, one of the worlds most famous war photographers, is celebrated in this exhibition at the Arbejder Museet Copenhagens Workers Museum. Chris...
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25 Oct-2 Nov 2006. The first edition of Copenhagen Music Week organized by the Copenhagen tourist board sees live music concerts and DJ sessions in venues across the Danish capital. The programme incl...
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5 Sept-24 Oct 2006. The Royal Danish Theatre presents David Fishelsons adaptation of Fyodor Dostoevskys classic novel The Brothers Karamazov, performed on stage in Scandinavia for the first time. The...
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28 Sept-26 Oct 2006. One of the 20th centurys most important musical figures, Dmitri Shostakovich, is celebrated in a season of concerts in the Swedish/Danish cross-border resund region to mark the 10...
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20-23 Sept 2006. More than 60 blues concerts are on offer at venues across the Danish capital for the sixth edition of Copenhagens biggest blues festival. Featuring international artistes including Th...
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Copenhagen International Film Festival 2006.
21 Sept-1 Oct 2006. Opening with the world premiere of Lars von Triers latest film The Boss of It All, the fourth edition of Copenhagens 100% European film festival also features a full day of the bes...
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Cooking festival in Copenhagen.
24 Aug-3 Sept 2006. Scandinavias biggest food festival, Copenhagen Cooking, returns to the Danish capital for its seond edition, with luxury food exhibitions, prizes for organic produce and top chef c...
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5-10 Sept 2006. Russias legendary Bolshoi Ballet returns to Copenhagen for the first time in 40 years with performances of Swan Lake and The Bright Stream on the big stage at the Opera House. Tchaiko...
