SALT

A notion of poverty and freedom.

The young Frederik tries to help the girl Karen, who thinks her drowned father has gone to hell due to the inner missionary priest's condemnations. In Harboøre, he does not meet the 'enemy' in the form of individuals, but a strong solidarity collective.
With SALT, we shut ourselves in behind the national borders after the loss of the greatness of the empire in the 1700s and focus on the notion of faith, liberalism and budding nationalism.

A notion of poverty and freedom.

The young Frederik tries to help the girl Karen, who thinks her drowned father has gone to hell due to the inner missionary priest's condemnations. In Harboøre, he does not meet the 'enemy' in the form of individuals, but a strong solidarity collective.
With SALT, we shut ourselves in behind the national borders after the loss of the greatness of the empire in the 1700s and focus on the notion of faith, liberalism and budding nationalism.

A notion of poverty and freedom.

The young Frederik tries to help the girl Karen, who thinks her drowned father has gone to hell due to the inner missionary priest's condemnations. In Harboøre, he does not meet the 'enemy' in the form of individuals, but a strong solidarity collective.
With SALT, we shut ourselves in behind the national borders after the loss of the greatness of the empire in the 1700s and focus on the notion of faith, liberalism and budding nationalism.

A notion of poverty and freedom.

The young Frederik tries to help the girl Karen, who thinks her drowned father has gone to hell due to the inner missionary priest's condemnations. In Harboøre, he does not meet the 'enemy' in the form of individuals, but a strong solidarity collective.
With SALT, we shut ourselves in behind the national borders after the loss of the greatness of the empire in the 1700s and focus on the notion of faith, liberalism and budding nationalism.

A notion of poverty and freedom.

The young Frederik tries to help the girl Karen, who thinks her drowned father has gone to hell due to the inner missionary priest's condemnations. In Harboøre, he does not meet the 'enemy' in the form of individuals, but a strong solidarity collective.
With SALT, we shut ourselves in behind the national borders after the loss of the greatness of the empire in the 1700s and focus on the notion of faith, liberalism and budding nationalism.

A notion of poverty and freedom.

The young Frederik tries to help the girl Karen, who thinks her drowned father has gone to hell due to the inner missionary priest's condemnations. In Harboøre, he does not meet the 'enemy' in the form of individuals, but a strong solidarity collective.
With SALT, we shut ourselves in behind the national borders after the loss of the greatness of the empire in the 1700s and focus on the notion of faith, liberalism and budding nationalism.

A notion of poverty and freedom.

The young Frederik tries to help the girl Karen, who thinks her drowned father has gone to hell due to the inner missionary priest's condemnations. In Harboøre, he does not meet the 'enemy' in the form of individuals, but a strong solidarity collective.
With SALT, we shut ourselves in behind the national borders after the loss of the greatness of the empire in the 1700s and focus on the notion of faith, liberalism and budding nationalism.

A notion of poverty and freedom.

The young Frederik tries to help the girl Karen, who thinks her drowned father has gone to hell due to the inner missionary priest's condemnations. In Harboøre, he does not meet the 'enemy' in the form of individuals, but a strong solidarity collective.
With SALT, we shut ourselves in behind the national borders after the loss of the greatness of the empire in the 1700s and focus on the notion of faith, liberalism and budding nationalism.

A notion of poverty and freedom.

The young Frederik tries to help the girl Karen, who thinks her drowned father has gone to hell due to the inner missionary priest's condemnations. In Harboøre, he does not meet the 'enemy' in the form of individuals, but a strong solidarity collective.
With SALT, we shut ourselves in behind the national borders after the loss of the greatness of the empire in the 1700s and focus on the notion of faith, liberalism and budding nationalism.

A notion of poverty and freedom.

The young Frederik tries to help the girl Karen, who thinks her drowned father has gone to hell due to the inner missionary priest's condemnations. In Harboøre, he does not meet the 'enemy' in the form of individuals, but a strong solidarity collective.
With SALT, we shut ourselves in behind the national borders after the loss of the greatness of the empire in the 1700s and focus on the notion of faith, liberalism and budding nationalism.

A notion of poverty and freedom.

The young Frederik tries to help the girl Karen, who thinks her drowned father has gone to hell due to the inner missionary priest's condemnations. In Harboøre, he does not meet the 'enemy' in the form of individuals, but a strong solidarity collective.
With SALT, we shut ourselves in behind the national borders after the loss of the greatness of the empire in the 1700s and focus on the notion of faith, liberalism and budding nationalism.

Museum director from Lemvig Museum, Mette Lund Andersen, gives an exciting lecture about the Harboøre revival for the high school students.

A notion of poverty and freedom.

The young Frederik tries to help the girl Karen, who thinks her drowned father has gone to hell due to the inner missionary priest's condemnations. In Harboøre, he does not meet the 'enemy' in the form of individuals, but a strong solidarity collective.
With SALT, we shut ourselves in behind the national borders after the loss of the greatness of the empire in the 1700s and focus on the notion of faith, liberalism and budding nationalism.

A notion of poverty and freedom.

The young Frederik tries to help the girl Karen, who thinks her drowned father has gone to hell due to the inner missionary priest's condemnations. In Harboøre, he does not meet the 'enemy' in the form of individuals, but a strong solidarity collective.
With SALT, we shut ourselves in behind the national borders after the loss of the greatness of the empire in the 1700s and focus on the notion of faith, liberalism and budding nationalism.

Free physical workshop for students who have seen the show SALT

A notion of poverty and freedom.

The young Frederik tries to help the girl Karen, who thinks her drowned father has gone to hell due to the inner missionary priest's condemnations. In Harboøre, he does not meet the 'enemy' in the form of individuals, but a strong solidarity collective.
With SALT, we shut ourselves in behind the national borders after the loss of the greatness of the empire in the 1700s and focus on the notion of faith, liberalism and budding nationalism.

Museum director from Lemvig Museum, Mette Lund Andersen, gives an exciting lecture about the Harboøre revival. She tells for approx. half an hour after the performance SALT at Lemvig Gymnasium.

Free physical workshop for students who have seen the show SALT

A notion of poverty and freedom.

The young Frederik tries to help the girl Karen, who thinks her drowned father has gone to hell due to the inner missionary priest's condemnations. In Harboøre, he does not meet the 'enemy' in the form of individuals, but a strong solidarity collective.
With SALT, we shut ourselves in behind the national borders after the loss of the greatness of the empire in the 1700s and focus on the notion of faith, liberalism and budding nationalism.

A conversation after the performance SALT led by pastor Claus Nybo.