Wednesday, August 26 2009

The Huvila Festival Tent is Helsinki Festival’s very own events venue. Designed by the architect Roy Mänttäri, this half-concert hall, half-marquee is a unique space that dates back to 1995.

Susanne Gottberg and Markus Kåhre, two greatly acclaimed Finnish artists with highly differing styles of expression, are now ready for their exhibition at the Amos Anderson Art Museum.

This show combines the best of new circus with classic storytelling

A retrospective covering the entire oeuvre of Nagisa Oshima, also known as the "Japanese Godard".

9 showings starting from 19/08

A review of Finnish theatre.

Can you hear the stars? Hop on a poetry tram and take a trip to the Poetry Moon.

Lust, longing for death and fear of boredom are the threads running through these variations.

Welcome to work with space and motion inspired by Sutra.

This multimedia piece blurs the line between art and journalism, as it draws a portrait of perhaps the most conflict-ridden city in the world.

Masterful and unique, Sutra is an exciting fusion of modern dance and traditional Kung Fu combat acrobatics.

Citing influences from Kalevala to Coltrane.

This highly visual concert for the whole family travels from the belligerent Mars to the ethereal Venus.

With a career going back thirty years, A Filetta weaves together global rhythms and spirituality.

A touching exploration of the challenges of love.

Special Cases examines to the interface between the ordinary and the extraordinary.

Dmitri Krymov's new two-part production is an examination of grief, loneliness and Russian identity.