Presented By: Residential College
UM Festen: Signe Karlstrom Festival of Nordic Arts 2009
Ibsen event at East Quad's new Keene Theater
6pm Pre-concert lecture on Ibsen: Kirsten Herold 7pm “Nordic Myths”
Ibsen's Lady from the Sea (selected scenes) Director Kate Mendeloff, Ellida: Carol Gray, Dr. Wangle: Graham Atkin, The Stranger: Craig Van Kempen Musicians Laurel Premo, violin, Katri Ervamaa, cello Kolme kuuta Choreography Silva Laukkanen, Dancers Silva Laukkanen, Suzanne Willets-Brooks Stefanie Cohen Musicians Laurel Premo, violin, Amy McKenna, voice
Two international collaborations exploring Nordic elements. Dancer and choreographer Silva Laukkanen, Finland, collaborates with Ann Arbor-based musicians Amy McKenna (voice) and Laurel Premo (Nordic folk fiddle, jouhikko) in a piece inspired by the Finnish myth Kalevala, Kolme Kuuta (Three moons). Kate Mendeloff, Residential College, directs Scenes from “Lady from the Sea” by Ibsen with live music.
ADDITIONAL FESTIVAL EVENTS ARE TAKING PLACE ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, 14TH AND 15TH OF NOVEMBER
Ibsen's Lady from the Sea (selected scenes) Director Kate Mendeloff, Ellida: Carol Gray, Dr. Wangle: Graham Atkin, The Stranger: Craig Van Kempen Musicians Laurel Premo, violin, Katri Ervamaa, cello Kolme kuuta Choreography Silva Laukkanen, Dancers Silva Laukkanen, Suzanne Willets-Brooks Stefanie Cohen Musicians Laurel Premo, violin, Amy McKenna, voice
Two international collaborations exploring Nordic elements. Dancer and choreographer Silva Laukkanen, Finland, collaborates with Ann Arbor-based musicians Amy McKenna (voice) and Laurel Premo (Nordic folk fiddle, jouhikko) in a piece inspired by the Finnish myth Kalevala, Kolme Kuuta (Three moons). Kate Mendeloff, Residential College, directs Scenes from “Lady from the Sea” by Ibsen with live music.
ADDITIONAL FESTIVAL EVENTS ARE TAKING PLACE ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, 14TH AND 15TH OF NOVEMBER