Episode # 95 – Theatre for Young Audiences Festival, Great File Sharing Resource, Sushi Culture in Denmark and More

Do you know anything about the mobile culture in Denmark? Or do you know that soon in Denmark people can buy stamps on their cell phones. Watch the show to hear interesting news on that front.

In Whazzz up, we announce a very interesting festival in Randers - Festival - Theatre for Young Audiences. According to the organizers: "Festival 2011 is the 41st 'Festival - Theatre for Young Audiences' in Denmark. The festival is the world's largest of its kind, as more than 100 theatre companies present approximately 600 shows in a single week. All for free!". So, watch the show for more details. You might be one of those to attend the festival yourself or with your kids.

Vladimir reviews a great (real-time) file sharing resource that was developed in Denmark.

We also explore the sushi culture in Denmark and talk about the theme from the work in Denmark perspective i.e. trends, foreigners working for Sushi bars, pros and cons and much more. Finally, we answer a viewer's question about Aalborg.

Enjoy the episode.

Websites and resources shared in this Episode are as follows:
festival2011.dk (Randers Festival 2011)
bookatable.com (Restaurant Week in Copenhagen)
ge.tt (Ge.tt - a file sharing website)
gosushibyus.dk (Go Sushi by US)

Other Useful Resources:
CopenhagenClicks.com (An ever-growing collection of web resources to make your stay more fun and enjoyable)
Consult with MyDenmarkTV team (Via telephone, to help you make your stay in Denmark more enjoyable)
MyDenmarkTV.com Copenhagen Tours (Book a guided tour by water or by bicycle and explore the best of the sights and sounds of Copenhagen)

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