To celebrate Klockriketeatern's 30th anniversary we want to take a look back at our biggest production to date, Aniara: fragments of time and space. We're now publishing four new videos from the piece, as well as new blog texts by the artistic team. See them here!

Klockriketetatern, KOM-theatre and the Finnish Museum of Photography have been collaborating around different art and culture experiences in the Vuosaari area for the past six years. Together with local people and organizations we have been exploring the secrets of a good life. This polymorphous collaboration manifests as a festival consisting of different events in Vuosaari in the fall of 2021. All events are free of charge.

As an act of solidarity with the people and the theater community in Belarus, Klockriketeatern is reading Andrei Kureichik's play – together with theaters around the world. The reading is published as a video, in English.

Let’s talk about Shakespeare! An afternoon with international guests and Shakespeare experts. Evening performance: Her Infinite Variety – Women of Shakespeare in Word and Music.

A fictitious rendezvous between Jean Paul Marat and Marquis de Sade is organized by the patients of Charenton mental hospital. Thalia-award winning Marat/Sade, directed by Juha Hurme, is a co-production with Sirius Teatern and Teater Mestola.

Aniara is Klockriketeatern's biggest production to date. This cosmic tale about humanity is a co-productio with the Grammy winning chamber choir The Crossing (USA).

The three musketeers Athos, Porthos and Aramis fell asleep in 17th century France and woke up in 21st century Vienna. Without no possibility of going back, they must go forward. Go and explore the mysterious lands of Eastern Europe and do what musketeers do - fight. Only for what and for whom?

Vladimir Sorokins’ cult novel Ice will be dramatized this winter in a finnish-estonian co-production. Director Essi Räisänen and playwright Iida Hämeen-Anttila examine warm heartedly the end of a world and western fascism.

De langerhanska öarna is newly written fennoswedish drama. On stage we see sisters Stina Ekblad and Ylva Ekblad. Ulrika Bengts is directing.

Klockriketeatern examines the district of Vuosaari in 2016-17 in its community art project Kätketty Vuosaari, the hidden Vuosaari. In its four workshops for teenagers, Klockriketeatern examines through sound, writing, movement and video not only the Vuosaari area, but also ways of conducting participatory community arts. 

Lungs is about love, life, and one's ecological choices. As a conscious and active citizen you know that having a child is not the best decision for the ecological footprint. But you also know that you wish to have one. Right here, right now.