Cultural Activities

Whether the interest lies in theatrical performances or enjoying the sweet sounds of the opera, Copenhagen offers several venues where one can experience the Scandinavian culture of arts and entertainment. Since it can be overwhelming to pick the venue, one could visit three well-known theatres in the city. The Royal Theatre, the Opera House and Nørrebro Theatre, however, are just three of the many venues in central Copenhagen. apartment in lviv

The Royal Theater
Over the past 250 years, the Royal Theatre has experienced many changes in terms of expansion and appearance. When its doors were first opened, the theatre proudly invited the public to experience the plays and arts performed on the stage. The original building was designed by Nicolai Eigtved, but after just ten years, the building had to be rebuilt. The new design was to accommodate a larger public audience and the new theatre was designed by C.F. Harsdorff. Read more…

Summer drama camps teach kids valuable skills on-stage and off and build their self-confidence. Students learn from professionals in the theatre industry as they explore many facets related to staging a successful production, including acting, costuming, directing, movement, voice, set design and sound/music. Typically, students present their production to family and friends at the end of the camp.
There are numerous summer acting camps for tweens and teens in Alberta. The following is just a sampling of what is available. Read more…

Conservatives Express Disdain for Arts and Literature
According to a poll by Innovative Research Group, only 40 percent of Canadians agreed in January 2008 that Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s Conservative government is committed to defending the institutions and values that make us special as Canadians. A year earlier, 74 percent of Canadians said they thought “government investments in arts and culture are needed so we do not forget our past and national history.” Read more…