Shakespeare-podden är här!
Det första avsnittet av Klockriketeaterns Shakespeare-podcast gästas av tre finlandssvenska regissörer som alla gör Shakespeare i år.Read more »
Vårens evenemang skjuts upp
Klockriken kevään tapahtumat siirtyvät | Klockrike is postponing events this springRead more »
Klockriken esitykset siirtyvät
Koronavirustilanteesta johtuen Klockriketeaternin Joka neljäs -kiertueen esitykset siirretään pidettäviksi myöhempinä ajankohtina. Seuraamme tilannetta kevään muihin tapahtumiin liittyen.Read more »
I had imagined a paradise for them
Klockriketeatern's chief, Dan Henriksson, writes about Harry Martinson’s Aniara, about artificial intelligence, art and light.Read more »
"I'm not interested in affirming anyone's morality. I'm interested in asking questions"
Donald Nally, conductor and artistic director of Grammy Award winning chamber choir The Crossing, talks about how art can affect society, and about his own relationship with Harry Martinson's Aniara.Read more »
America’s Most Astonishing Choir Hates Sounding Pretty
The New York Times writes about The Crossing - and Aniara.Read more »
Everything is loaded with memories, meanings and metaphors
The literary scholar, Johan Wrede, tells about his meeting with Harry Martinson, a writer mainly interested in mapping the human predicament – and about Aniara, which is a work which is equally relevant today as it was 60 years ago.Read more »
Multilingualism as an artistic practice
Our universe is multilingual. Our theatre is usually not. Is multilingualism an issue in the culture of theatre? Is it counterproductive? What are the challenges in creating theatre in a multilingual context? Why do we do it? And why wouldn’t we?Read more »
Community art: from viewers to makers.
After a couple of years of Klockriketeatern's community art project Kätketty Vuosaari, we want to discuss and share tools with our colleagues about community engaged art.Read more »
Aniara 2019 - going back to the roots
Klockriketeaterns first show 25 years ago, was Vägen till Klockrike - a play based on the novel by the same name written by Harry Martinson. Ever since, the vision and poetry of Martinson has been present in the works of Klockriketeatern.Read more »