Michael Pedersen

In the 1980s, Andrew McCarthy was part of a young generation of actors who were set to take over Hollywood after a string of successful teen movies. However, when the New York magazine cover story in 1985 dubs them the Brat Pack, stars in the making suddenly find themselves losing control over the trajectory of their careers. Now, almost forty years later, McCarthy looks to reconnect with peers and co-stars so that together they can reflect on their respective legacies.

Centers on a couple of school friends, one of whom starts to develop red flag behavior.

Confetti cannons, anecdotes, and deeply personal moments. Simon Talbot delivers a critically acclaimed show about life’s big and small struggles, guaranteed to make you laugh out loud while also giving you plenty to think about.

In the show Things From My Mouth, the audience gets to meet Ruben in version 2.0. Although his distinctive hairstyle still battles with his brain over who curls the most, it's a more grown-up version of the popular man you meet in 2018. He still generously shares his life experiences and embarrassing moments, and in a world where fitting in is unhealthily important, Ruben is also different, awkward and damn sensitive. All these personal traits touch Ruben in the upcoming show - where you should expect the unexpected when he takes the stage. He's older, but still a bit of a goofball!

Can we Danes learn something from the always confident Americans? According to Simon Talbot, who has been touring the United States in the hope of the big breakthrough. This has made Simon smarter on Americans, politics and comedy. A knowledge he will now use to 'Make Denmark Great Again'. In the one-man show of the same name, Talbot offers funny and embarrassing video clips from his American escapades, in which he has appeared in the hunt for 'The American Dream' at everything from taco shops to major venues - but has repeatedly had to prove that the meeting between Danish and American humor is not always a match.

Has Simon Talbot become too grown up and Copenhagen-ish? It's time for some soul-searching. Simon Talbot will visit Magion on Thursday, April 14th and take a look at himself in his third one man show, “Mr. Copenhagen”.

A private tour of Søltoft's strange head, where the common thread is that there is usually no one. Ruben's brain is crazy, knotty and has never been able to stay focused for long at a time. On the other hand, he delivers his stories unpredictably, imaginatively and with genuine empathy. Ruben has been one of the great comedians of the future from the moment he stepped into the spotlight and won the DM in standup five years ago. With eccentric humor and a rubber face a la Jim Carrey, he leaves the audience equally impressed and confused. You're invited when Ruben invites you in for a guided tour behind the curly locks. Here you'll find absurd observations and silly stories.