The Danish writer Tove Ditlevsen (1917–1976) was boundless. Her autobiographical novels Childhood, Youth and Dependency are sharp, raw and intensely personal. These three masterpieces – the highlights of her oeuvre – now come together in one performance: The Copenhagen Trilogy. Directed by Eline Arbo and performed by, among others, Maria Kraakman, The Copenhagen Trilogy is a production about class mobility, womanhood, artistry, passion, love and self‑destruction.