People always think of Nyhavn, Carlsberg and the Little Mermaid, but Conrad has been in Denmark long enough to know it’s all about andreakage, DSB forsinkelser and flying your Dannebrog (but only in the daytime).
After three sold out national tours, Conrad is back with his unique danglish blend, snakkering all about internationale liv in the strange country he calls home. He is læring many things f.x. the Jylland-Sjælland dem-os rivalry (they both agree Fyn is a fartbump but actually fynboer are just drinking Albani and waiting for the well earned independence!) He’s found out about the controversial Aksel Sandemose, Denmark’s små byer, fødselsdagstraditioner and how Danes make a cup of English tea.
ÆØÅ offers a very special journey for locals and internationals through life in Danmark, from struggles in dansk to the small things that make us love this place.
Conrad has become a beacon for English-speaking comedy in dejlig Denmark. He’s a father, husband, manages an English language comedy club in Aarhus, writes regularly for the Copenhagen Post and guarantees an evening of extreme hygge.
God fornøjelse!
People always think of Nyhavn, Carlsberg and the Little Mermaid, but Conrad has been in Denmark long enough to know it’s all about andreakage, DSB forsinkelser and flying your Dannebrog (but only in the daytime).
After three sold out national tours, Conrad is back with his unique danglish blend, snakkering all about internationale liv in the strange country he calls home. He is læring many things f.x. the Jylland-Sjælland dem-os rivalry (they both agree Fyn is a fartbump but actually fynboer are just drinking Albani and waiting for the well earned independence!) He’s found out about the controversial Aksel Sandemose, Denmark’s små byer, fødselsdagstraditioner and how Danes make a cup of English tea.
ÆØÅ offers a very special journey for locals and internationals through life in Danmark, from struggles in dansk to the small things that make us love this place.
Conrad has become a beacon for English-speaking comedy in dejlig Denmark. He’s a father, husband, manages an English language comedy club in Aarhus, writes regularly for the Copenhagen Post and guarantees an evening of extreme hygge.
God fornøjelse!
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