Reykjavík Arts Festival
Peer Gynt
National Theatre, Main stage
An Award Winning Production from the Luzern Theatre in Switzerland
Bliss - A Performa Commission for Performa 11
National Theatre, Main Stage
A twelve-hour long video of the staging of the final aria of Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro
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Journey
Harpa, Norðurljós and open spaces
Magnificent journey of music, dance and visuals into the world of your innermost emotions
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SEE PROGRAMME 2012
Arcadi Volodos
Harpa, Eldborg
The Russian pianist will give a recital in Harpa, the new concert hall in Reykjavík.
Yann Tiersen
Harpa, Norðurljós
Celebrated composer and multi instrumentalist with a special acoustic performance of his new album Skyline.
Bryan Ferry
Harpa, Eldborg
Bryan Ferry, one of pop music's most successful international stars - two concerts
BUIKA
Harpa, Eldborg
Buika's music is a gorgeous and profoundly soulful blend of jazz, flamenco, blues and soul
Reykjavik Arts Festival 2012
May 18 - June 3
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Jonatan Habib Engqvist in Kunstkritikk
The Reykjavík Art Festival opens this Friday, and this year the festival includes the large scale exhibition (I)ndependent People which is curated by the Swedish theoretician and curator Jonatan Habib Engqvist.
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READINGS IN WRITERS' HOMES - IN ICELANDIC AND GERMAN
Ten poets and writers hold At Home Readings during the Reykjavík Arts Festival. The readings offer a unique opportunity to get up close and personal with the authors and their work. Poems, stories, readings from novels, children's material, proses, published as well as unpublished material, it's all there! These are once-only events and admittance is limited.
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FULL REYKJAVÍK ARTS FESTIVAL PROGRAMME ANNOUNCED
The Reykjavik Arts Festival brings joy and beauty to the city from May 18th till June 3rd; with its brilliant and diverse programme that Festival Director, Hrefna Haraldsdóttir, announced today. The programme this year is classical yet progressive, new creations within every genre will be premiered, as well as exciting collaborations between artists, art fields and audiences.