Information for Your Visit

Here you can find useful information to help you prepare for your visit.

Check the time and location!

Before you leave, please check where and when the performance will take place. Performances may be held at Nunatta Isiginnaartitsisarfia, a cultural centre, a school or another venue. Up-to-date information about the performance can be found on our website and through our partners.

Arrive in good time

We recommend arriving well before the performance begins. This gives you time to find your seat and settle in comfortably before the show starts.

Tickets and seating

If a ticket or seat reservation is required, this will be stated in the information for the individual performance. Ticket sales may vary depending on the venue and organiser.

Photography

Taking pictures and video recording are generally not permitted during the performance. Photos and videos from our productions are regularly shared on our Facebook page and website. After some performances, there may be an opportunity to take photos with the performers.

Noise During the Performance

Theater is a live art form. This means that as an audience member, you get a close experience with the people on stage. That experience goes both ways – from the stage, you can also see, hear, and sense the audience. Therefore, please respect the experience and wait to comment on the play until intermission or afterwards. Also, consider whether your candy wrapper rustles too loudly and double-check that your phone is turned off or on flight mode.

Intermissions

For longer performances, there may be an intermission halfway through. If so, this will be announced before the start of the performance.

Safety

Safety arrangements may vary depending on the venue. When performances take place at Nunatta Isiginnaartitsisarfia, our staff are responsible for safety and will provide guidance to the audience if necessary. When we perform at other venues, such as cultural centres, schools or while on tour, safety is the responsibility of the local organiser or host. Please follow their instructions in the event of an emergency.

Perhaps the performance has sparked some thoughts that you would like to share with your friends and family? Maybe you like our poster?

Share your experience on Nunatta Isiginnaartitsisarfia's website www.NUIS.GL and on our Facebook page HERE.

The National Theatre of Greenland

The National Theatre of Greenland is an independent, publicly owned institution established in 2011. Its mission is to produce high-quality theatrical productions rooted in Greenlandic culture and traditions.
The theatre produces 3–5 productions each year, aiming to present a diverse repertoire that appeals to audiences of all ages.

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