A panel evening at Københavns Museum on what children's culture in Copenhagen could look like by 2036, and what role live children's theatre should play alongside screens, phones and social media.
The discussion is moderated by journalist Eva-Marie Møller. Speakers are Christopher Røhl, Culture Mayor of Københavns Kommune, Camilla Hübbe, head of Det Lille Teater, media professor Kirsten Drotner and Maria Frej, member of the Culture and Leisure Committee. Together they take up questions about the part parents, politicians, schools and institutions play in giving children access to live culture.
The evening is tied to Det Lille Teater's 60th anniversary, and a pop-up exhibition, KUN DET BEDSTE TIL DE YNGSTE, is shown from Friday 30 October through the end of the year. It presents puppets, posters and photographs from six decades of performances, and tells the story of a theatre that has insisted since 1966 that its child audience deserves to be taken seriously.
