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An avant-garde play : How would you like to see a play that revolves around a piece of toast, an old vacuum cleaner and a worn out gramophone record? On the Danish school Performers House in Silkeborg, thoughts are without straitjacket. Here, the theater group, "Retrograde" is working with an idea where three young actors tell the story about the youth in Hungary through a lot of strange objects. The play must be completely wacky and outside all main-stream. When the idea and the process is fully developed, the play get the audience to wonder in an entertaining and inspiring way.

An avant-garde play

Parkour : Parkour is practiced in the cities challenging environments, but also forests and ports attract parkour enthusiasts. Sebastian and Jonathan loves parkour, and if they are not in school or at work, you will find them crawling and jumping around in Aarhus. Parkour is a sport about moving from point A to point B in a straight line as quick as possible. All obstacles must be overcome only by one's own body, and the sport requires good conditioning and training. The sport is wildly fascinating to watch, and Sebastian says that muscles often stings when he has to drag his body over a high wall, but it's part of the amazing sport: "You feel so relaxed afterwards!".

Ferocity : As we approach the path that leads to a small clear water lake, we see huge amounts insects hatching. A diverse life of everything from the smallest mayflies to large danicas and dragonflies that swarm like a blanket in the warm summer air. When we reach the top of the hill, we see the lake. There is no wind in the valley and the water is completely smooth as a mirror.
There it is! Already after five seconds, we see the first ring on the surface. A sure sign that the trouts eat insects that swarm over the waters surface. But it is not only mayflies that steal our attention today. Lots of small locusts are buzzing in the long grass.
And there are also frogs. Many frogs. In the valley's small swampy areas frogs are crawling around in the humid grass, and along the shores of the lake, they're splashing around in the hope of finding a mate. And the trouts know that.
This is one of those days, where the first hour grabs the second and the third one. Today, nature compels one's mind into a trance of philosophical self-forgetfulness.

Spawning trout : Every winter trout migrate up Denmark's many shallow streams and creeks. Their goal is to lay their eggs in gravel banks in the bottom of the stream. Trout has grown large in the sea for several years, by eating small fish and crustaceans - that's why they're also called sea trout. Now they swim up in exactly the same stream where they were once born. There is a long way from the sea and up through the river system, where many dangers as otters and herons are lurking. But the trouts have only one thing in mind: to reproduce themselves even if it might costs them their lives. Some trouts will swim many miles up the river and further up the quite small creeks, which are almost invisible to humans. When they finally reaches the spawning grounds, a fight among themselves are fought, and the males struggle to get the most beautiful females.

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