Open Stage hosted by Beck Heiberg

Feel the autumn cold creeping up on you? Fear not! Join us for Warehouse9’s Open Stage for an evening that will certainly warm you up. This edition of Open Stage will be hosted by Beck Heiberg, a performer and choreographer who has a long history with Warehouse9.

You won’t want to miss this!

WHEN: 7 November 2026, 7pm–9pm

WHERE: Warehouse9, Rosenlunds Allé 5 (Baghuset), 2720 Vanløse

TICKETS: Get tickets via the button at the top of the page.

Please note that there are two ticket prices. Feel free to choose the one that suits you and your budget: Icon ticket: 50 kr.

Star ticket: 30 kr.

HOW TO SIGN UP FOR THE OPEN STAGE: If you wish to take part in the Open Stage, please let the host know on arrival. Places are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

ABOUT THE HOST

Beck Heiberg is a choreographer and performer based between Copenhagen and Berlin. His work spans a wide field of theatre and performance, always returning to his first love — dance. Movement lies at the heart of his artistic language, forming the foundation of his conceptual performance and live art practice, where movement serves as the primary tool for storytelling. A core element of Beck’s practice is his ongoing exploration of queer and trans-political aesthetics, both as an explicit and implicit part of his artistry. Beck is an active member of Dance Cooperative — a platform and workspace for intersectional feminist and artistic choreographic practices in Copenhagen.

He has worked with Warehouse9 on several occasions, including IPAF festival, residencies and community events such as Tens Club and Trans and non-binary body training, and will now be hosting our Open Stage!

Access Information: Warehouse9 has a step-free entrance to the space and a gender-neutral accessible toilet that can be reached via a certified stairlift. All events at Warehouse9 are considered “relaxed”. We operate a safer space policy and ask that you familiarise yourself with it on entering the space.

Warehouse9 is supported by the Danish Arts Foundation and The City of Copenhagen.