Til forside

 Audience, Lahore Pakistan 2022

Pleciuga Puppet Theatre Festival, Szczecin 2017

Yamina Peerzada and Anne Nojgard in The Border 2014

Visiting the Singer Ejaz Ali, Faisalabad, Pakistan 2012

Pakistan turne

Faizaan Peerzada, Folketeatret, Copenhagen 2011

Bologna

Bologna, Italien 2009

Pigen i Grønland

"Pigen der rejste sin vej" Grønland 2008

Workshop på World Performing Arts Festival i Lahore, Pakistan 2008

"Kijimuna" Okinava Japan 2006

Japansk anmeldelse 

Anmeldelse Okinawa, Japan 2006

 

Teatret Lampe  - international Tour

 

 

 

2022 Pakistan

“The Mole and the House that Came and Left”, Rafi Peer Theatre Workshop and in a

Primaryschool in Lahore.

 

2017 Poland

“Brzydkie kaczatko” (The Ugly Duckling) performed in Polish, The Pleciuga Puppet Theatre

Festival in Szczecin.

 

2016 Germany

“The Ugly Duckling”, Schleswig Holstein, Germany for the Danish minority.

 

2014 Danish/Pakistani Project

Premiere of “The Border”, Dansekapellet, Copenhagen.

 

2013 Pakistan

Theatre Lampe at the International Folk Puppet Festival in Lahore with “Kasper and the Concert”

represented by Søren Iversen (director of “The Border”), musician Jonas Stampe and Anne

Nøjgård.

 

2012 Pakistan and Norway

Tour in Pakistan. Jonas and Anne did an interactive demonstration with two puppets from the

show “A Sandwich in Heaven”.

Link to article written by Karen Mohr Sokkelund: https://teateravisen.dk/terrorbomber-og-boerneteater/

“The Ugly Duckling”, Melafestival, Oslo.

 

2011 Poland and Danish/Pakistani Project Pakistan

Premiere of “The Mole and the House that Came and Left”, Folketeatret, Copenhagen in

connection with The Assitej World Congress. The production is an international collaboration

project with the Rafi Peer Theatre Workshop and Faizaan Peerzada – he was present at the

premiere.

“The Mole and the House that Came and Left”, “Festiwal Kontrapunkt 2011”.

 

2010 Germany

“The Boy Who Was Born and had to go to School”, The South Schleswig Association.

 

2009 Italy, Slovenia, Faroe Islands and Russia

“The Ugly Duckling”, “Visioni di future Visioni di teatro”. Anne gives a keynote speech on

theatre for the very youngest “Theatre for Little Humans”.

“The Girl Who Went Away”, Kvivik, Thorshavn and Sørvagur, Faroe Islands.

“The Ugly Duckling”, Moscow`s Meyerhold Centre at “Big Break festival”.

“The Ugly Duckling”, Slovenia.

 

2008 Pakistan and Greenland

Participates in the World Performing Arts Festival with a puppet workshop.

“The Girl Who Went Away”, Sisimiut and Nuuk.

 

2006 Japan

“The Ugly Duckling”, The international Children`s Theatre Festival “Kijimuna” in Okinawa.

 

2005 Finland, Sweden and Poland

“The Ugly Duckling”, Helsingfors, Åland and Stockholm. Documentary was made by Anne

Hermansen.

 

2004 Greenland

“The Ugly Duckling”, Asiaat, Illulissat and Nuuk.

The documentary “The Ugly Duckling in Greenland – a culture encounter” was filmed by Anne

Hermansen and a workshop was hold with young theatre people in Asiaat.

 

1998 Estonia

“The Naughty Caroline”, The Banaanikaala Festival in Tallin. Anne Nøjgård wins the festival

award for best puppeteer.

 

1995 Sweden

“What a Cat!”, Bohusläns Teater, Uddevalla.

 

 

 

Other International Work:

 

2014-23 France and Serbia

Clown course at Ecole Philippe Gaulier, Kamilla Wargo Brekling and Anne Nøjgård, France.

Anne Nøjgård at Artistic Gathering in Serbia as member of the Danish board at the International

Association of Theatre for Children and Young People, AssitejDenmark.

Anne Nøjgård participates in clown course at Ecole Philippe Gaulier, France.

Anne Nøjgård at Assitej Artistic Gathering, Beijing, China as member of the Board at Assitej

Denmark.

 

2003-09: Balkans and Australia

2008: Adelaide: Peter Jankovic, Chairman of Assitej Denmark (2007-09) in Adelaide ensuring as

Copenhagen-Malmoe wins the bid for the Assitej World Congress in 2011.

Peter Jankovic initiates and partners in a collaboration project with the West Balkans concerning

a youth theatre production of “Galefyrsten”, “Miracle”, Interactive Theatre between Carte

Blanche(DK) and Cedeum/Bosko Buha(SER) and “The Stone Prince” – Theatre Lampe´s award

winning international co-production with Corona La Balance(DK), Malo Pozoriste Dusko

Radovic(SER) and Pozoriste Lutaka Pinokio(SER).