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Vespertine
by Skald Theatre Group
A podcast by and for young artists.In Latin, Vespertine describes the twilight hours of the night. It is a time when our minds disconnect from the business of the day and our inner, creative subconscious takes over.It´s the hour for the artist to express themselves, to experiment and hone their craft.In this series, Skald theatre group invites you to engage with these artists at their earliest stage. To understand their struggle, be inspired by their passion, and share in their creative energy.These interviews focus on emerging artists from all backgrounds and mediums, as they share their stories, successes and insights into their craft to inspire aspiring artists.
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Sam Armstrong "Directing for the Stage"
In our last episode, we chat with theatre practitioner Sam Armstrong, another founding member of Skald Theatre Group, who gives us an inside into his way of directing for the stage.
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Sophie Schulze "Producing for the Arts"
For this week´s interview, we catch up with one of Skald´s founding members, Sophie Schulze, who talks about her work as a producer in Germany´s art scene and much more.
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FRÍO "Role of The Music Producer"
Huginn Goði Kolbeinsson, better known as FRÍO, is a self-taught beatmaker and music producer from Iceland. With experience in both his home country and abroad, he gives us an inside into working with artists and how the role of the music producer helps shape the final product.
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Gnosis "Drag Theatre: Hedwig and The Angry Inch"
Back in February 2023, we spoke to the theatre group Gnosis on their stage adaptation of the cult film "Hedwig and The Angry Inch", their experiences performing in drag, and putting on a musical at a rock bar.
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Sigurður Anton Friðþjófsson "The Role of The Film Director"
In our first episode we chat with independent Icelandic filmmaker, Sigurður Anton Friðþjófsson, as he recounts his experiences, lessons learned, and future aspirations. His fourth feature film, "Einskonar ást" is due to release later this year.
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Vespertine theme song
Theme song by FRÍO
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
A podcast by and for young artists.In Latin, Vespertine describes the twilight hours of the night. It is a time when our minds disconnect from the business of the day and our inner, creative subconscious takes over.It´s the hour for the artist to express themselves, to experiment and hone their craft.In this series, Skald theatre group invites you to engage with these artists at their earliest stage. To understand their struggle, be inspired by their passion, and share in their creative energy.These interviews focus on emerging artists from all backgrounds and mediums, as they share their stories, successes and insights into their craft to inspire aspiring artists.
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Skald Theatre Group
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What is Vespertine about?
A podcast by and for young artists.In Latin, Vespertine describes the twilight hours of the night. It is a time when our minds disconnect from the business of the day and our inner, creative subconscious takes over.It´s the hour for the artist to express themselves, to experiment and hone their...
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Vespertine is created and hosted by Skald Theatre Group.
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