Melahuset

Welcome to SlamShake. A multidisciplinary stage with slam as the foundation and on top, sprinkled with other artistic expressions - for the audience!

Welcome to a concert where North Indian raga music takes center stage when Reshail Mansoor (vocals) and Imran Khan (tabla) meet in a unique improvisation-based interaction.

On September 11, 1973, Chile was subjected to a bloody coup d'état led by army chief Augusto Pinochet and his military junta. Melahuset marks the resistance to this coup with a concert by the Chilean group Calle Mambo.

Songs We Carry is a collaborative project in which oud virtuoso Saied Silbak and multi-instrumentalist Ana Silvera explore commonalities between their musical heritages; the emotional melancholy of Ladino (Judeo-Spanish) and the rich maqams and intricate melodies of the Arabic song. Conveying family stories and tales of cultural traditions, Silbak and Silvera open up a world not only around the music, but also to the lives and cultures that shaped it.

On the occasion of the Kulturminnedagene 2024, The Gambian Association is inviting the Gambian spoken word artist Papa J. Jammeh to an event at Melahuset that focus on spoken word, storytelling and Manding history.

Melahuset, Harpreet Bansal and Samspill International Music Network invite you to a concert with violinist Sharat Chandra Srivastava and friends.

The Gambia's leading female artist takes the stage at Melahuset on Saturday, July 6. Miss Jobizz is not only an accomplished vocalist, but also impresses as a songwriter, composer and stage performer.

Welcome to SlamShakeThe event that creates a SHOW out of SlamPoetry and sprinkles cross-artistic expressions on top! --- Doors open at 18:00 Show starts at 19:00 Age limit: 18+ Free entrance --- In the first part of Slamshake, we open the evening with a scenically staged SlamPoetic show, with the evening's theme in focus. In part two, we open the stage with [...]

In January, a new biography of Frantz Fanon was published, "The Rebel's Clinic: The Revolutionary Lives of Frantz Fanon", written by Adam Shatz. Not only do we get to know Fanon's life, but Shatz also examines his ideas and why his thoughts on racism and colonialism are still relevant today. At Melahuset , Adam Shatz meets author and journalist Yohan Shanmugaratnam for a conversation about Fanon's radical work and his relevance today.

Is freedom of expression blasphemy, and can blasphemy be punished with death? Welcome to an exciting conversation about blasphemy, freedom of speech, religious criticism and the glorification of violence! Erik Stephansen, political editor at Nettavisen, Linda Noor, social commentator and CEO of Minotenk and Naserah Yousuf, social commentator and Ahmadiyya Muslim, debate NRK journalist Atta Ansari's book with the striking title "The bloody history of the blasphemy controversy - the violence, the world [...]".