While visiting Rudan a while back I noticed a few people working at the theatre barn. You can see the entrance on the second photo. The theatre group Ormteatern (The Snake Theatre), has been around for thirty years. I saw one of their first plays as a school kid in Jordbro (the founder Ulf Oldberg was married to my school teacher). On this recent visit I got a short guided tour by one of the members, I think it was Adam (second photo in the collage). For some odd reason I didn't think to ask his name. The other photos in the collage shows the theatre seats where my buddy Jim is sitting, the dressing room, the office, and a few other places in the old barn. At the moment you can see Bang Bang You're Dead there. Jenny Linder and Emilie Lindström from the theatre group has written a Swedish version of William Mastrosimones text. If you live in the area and feel like going to the theatre follow this link to book your tickets.
6 comments:
Great set of photos Steffe, and what a great place.
Nice collage and shots, great narrative. It's good to see the arts thrive in a community.
Glad to see that theatre is alive and well.
Did anyone get shot? Did the ambulance arrive during the show at the Worm Theater?
Nice collage, Actor/Producer Steffe Meister
The funny thing is I visited the lakes today and up at this barn a group of people were busy building a new outdoor stage. That would of course have been perfect for this post! I did snap a few shots and I might post them here some day.
The answer to those questions is no. But I did find a black coffin behind the stage on my visit last week...
It is a kind of documentary
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