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Street Theatre Festival in Silkeborg

Experience Denmark’s International Street Theatre Festival in Silkeborg, when the town’s squares, streets and cultural venues come alive with theatre, dance, music, installations and visual experiences for both children and adults.

Dates and times

13 AugustThursday
14 AugustFriday
15 AugustSaturday
Free
Children
Street Theatre Festival in Silkeborg
Silkeborg, East Jutland
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Bindslevs Plads

8600 Silkeborg

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International street theatre in Silkeborg

Denmark’s International Street Theatre Festival brings the performing arts out onto the streets, where you can experience performances, installations, music, dance and acrobatics up close. In Silkeborg, the festival takes place at venues including Søvej, the Paper Museum, Jysk Musikteater and Langebro.

Performances for the whole family

The festival presents a wide-ranging programme for both children and adults. Here you’ll encounter international artists and performances that use streets, squares, water and buildings as their stage. The programme in Silkeborg offers sensory, humorous and spectacular experiences. The festival features physical theatre, dance and music.

This year’s programme 2026

The programme features installations, water theatre, physical theatre, music and visual experiences for both children and adults. Discover, amongst others, Octopus Attack, Sound of Sewing, Havfruen Havdis, Kuthi, L’Angle Disparu, Hot Dog, Nois Um, La Boom Machine and Kaosmos.

Practical information

  • The festival takes place in Silkeborg every year in August.
  • Performances take place at various venues across the town.
  • Many performances are suitable for both children and adults.
  • A few performances have a recommended age rating.
  • Some performances are mobile and move around the town.
  • In the event of rain, performances will be moved to Jysk Musikteater.

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  • Free entry
  • For children

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