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Mojna (SE/NO) Med fingerstyle-gitarr, hardingfela och klarinetter skapar den svensk-norska folkmusiktrion Mojna ett unikt musikaliskt landskap som blivit deras signum. Gruppen kombinerar nykomponerad musik med kontrapunktiska fragment och improvisation i en kreativ tolkning av nordisk folkmusik. |
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Amélie - the musical Musikalen är gjord 2017 och är baserad på Jean-Pierre Jeunets filmsuccé från 2001; Amélie från Montmartre. Den hade skandinavisk premiär på Östgötateatern 2021. På vår scen och i orkestern elever från Estetiska programmet; dans, media, musik och teater. |
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Samtal - Verkstad för trasiga själar En kväll om minne, trauma och berättandets kraft, Bokpresentation och filmvisning på Bastionen |
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Lär dig laga Sydost- och Östasiatiska favoriter! Drömmer du om att bemästra smakerna från Asien? I vår matlagningskurs får du steg för steg lära dig att skapa klassiska rätter med modern twist, på Vuxenförbundet, Lund |
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Indisk Matlagningskurs med Middag i Lund Vill du lära dig laga autentisk indisk mat från grunden? Följ med på en smakrik kväll där vi tillsammans lagar och njuter av en komplett indisk middag – under ledning av en erfaren kock! |
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Mezzoforte (IS) Det är snart ett halvt sekel sedan Mezzoforte först visade världen hur solid, funkig nordatlantisk jazzrock ska låta. Medryckande melodier, kraftfulla grooves och energiska solon blev bandets signum, och är det än idag. På scen levererar de alltid explosiva konserter där virtuosa improvisationer möter deras välkända teman – fulladdat med energi och spelglädje! |
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Familjelördag: Jag vill ha min hatt Rolig och dramatisk föreställning om två vänner och en hatt. |
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Färden till Arareko Färden till Arareko, en rolig och fantasirik operasaga |
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Kärleksdoppet Bad, bastu, Aufguss 17-19.30 på Sibbarps Kallbadhus, Ta med någon du tycker om och njut av kallbad, bastu samt 2 st Aufguss |
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Daniel sits working in the operations room manning the radar in Helsingborg, overseeing sea traffic between Sweden and Denmark, when a familiar, cheery voice enters the room. It’s Maggie… Maggie?? When Daniel first met Maggie, - funny, flirty, feisty Maggie - over drinks on board the MS Estonia, he thought it was just a casual hook up.
Maggie teases and makes us laugh. It’s fun. But both Daniel and Maggie it turns out have secrets… What was she keeping in her cabin that night? And then things changed. Forever. When disaster strikes, who can we rely on? Can we trust a stranger? Can we trust ourselves? And all these years later, why is Daniel the only one who can hear her, see her…Who really are the survivors? In the end, we must hope, love will conquer all.
Survivors is a play that asks searching questions about what it means to be a human being today. The play is an entirely fictional account, set against the tragic background of the events of 28 September 1994 when the ferry MS Estonia sank in the Baltic Sea, en route from Tallinn to Stockholm, with the loss of 852 lives. 461 of the dead were Swedish. The setting is also very loosely based on the VTS coastal radar stations that have been established along the Sound (Öresund) between Sweden and Denmark. The station is given an imaginary location outside the harbour of Helsingborg in Sweden, from where the Danish town of Helsingör (Elsinore) and ‘Hamlet’s Castle’ (Kronborg) can be seen on the opposite shore. For those who wish, after the play, at 21:00 hrs there will be a panel debate about issues covered in the play SURVIVORS and the possibility to ask questions. Present will be a clinical professional specialised in trauma and PTSD, as well as the playwright, the director and cast. ______________________________________
On stage: Alun Thomas (UK), Vanessa Poole (UK) & introducing Roger LeBlanc Jr (US)
This performance is a one-time event. A rehearsed, staged reading in English in the hands of an experienced director. *The date of performance, 28 September 2024, has been specifically chosen to respectfully mark the passing of 30 years to the day, since the sinking of the MS Estonia, the worst peacetime disaster involving a European passenger ship since the Titanic sank in 1912. ABOUT THE PLAYWRIGHT Billy O’Shea is an established Irish writer who has lived in Copenhagen since 1981. After studying at Trinity College and working for some years at the Irish national television station RTE, Billy took to the road and travelled around Europe, surviving on odd jobs and busking with his guitar. When he first arrived in Copenhagen in the middle of an icy winter, he was penniless, slept on the streets. While working as a bar musician he learned Danish, eventually gained a Master’s degree from the University of Copenhagen, and for the past 25 years has worked as a writer and translator. Billy has written four successful novels, two plays and a number of short stories, one of which won the 2020 short story award of the Danish Science Fiction Association. This staged reading of SURVIVORS on 28 September 2024 is the world premiere of the script.
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