Background
A arresting tragedy of defying those in power
Antigone, written by Sophocles 2400 years ago, is about the courage to resist power and resist.
Read moreMystery knitting in the spirit of Hildur
What could be better suited to a gloomy winter than mysteries and knitting? In the spirit of Hildur, we challenge you to combine the two by participating in HKT's mystery knitting.
Read moreNew beginnings and the intoxication of pop hits
What if Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet didn't end in death, but Juliet survived the tragedy?
Read moreThe Human Experience of Disorder
Mirrors and reflections transform the stage into a kaleidoscopic space, where the boundary between the real and the imagined is in constant motion. The feeling of hallucination can also be seen in the structure of the work, which blurs the relationship between the image and the narrative.
Read moreThe Human Experience of Disorder
Reflections and mirrors turn the stage into a kaleidoscopic space where the line between real and imagined is constantly shifting. The visual disorientation extends to the structure of the piece, blurring the boundaries that separate image and narrative.
Read moreDiamond theatre play in Hakaniemi in the 1950s
The comedy about a bank robbery tells the story of a gang of robbers who are striving for the ultimate bank robbery, but of course nothing goes according to plan.
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