Jonsi Hannesson

Ivansi

A play based on Uncle Vanya by Anton Chekov.

Ivan works, Sonia is ordinary, the Doctor heals, Helena sparkles and the Professor – the Professor has so much to think about. There is something going on in this house, and this house – head – head. What time is it? Is it already? Is it getting late? What kind of soup is for dinner tonight? Isn't there a clock on the fridge? No, there is nothing in the fridge.

WHEN:
Sunday, March 23rd at 19:30 PM-20:50 PM
Wednesday, March 26th at 18:00 PM-19:20 PM
Friday, March 28th at 20:00 PM-21:20 PM
Saturday, March 29th at 20:00 PM-21:20 PM

WHERE:
L143, LHÍ Laugarnes
Laugarnesvegur 91, 105 Reykjavík

Enter through the main entrance below the house.

Language: Icelandic.

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Director: Jonsi Hannesson

Assistant Director: Lea Alexandra Gunnarsdóttir

Dramaturg: Benjamín Kristján Jónsson

Scene: Kolbeinn Hogni Gunnarsson

General assistance: Rafn August Ragnarsson

Poster: Bjarki Bjornsson

Actors: Einar Örn Gíslason, Hólmfriður Hafliðadóttir, Killian GE Briansson, Molly Mitchell, Nikulás Hansen Daðason

THANKS

Anna María Tómasdóttir, Greta Kristín Ómarsdóttir, Egill Ingibergsson, The Good Shepherd & Agnar Már Másson.

Jonsi Hannesson

Jónsi Hannesson is an aspiring director and writer. At the Academy of the Arts he has worked extensively with both absurdist and brutalist theatre, with an increased emphasis on tempo and unconventional writing style. Jónsi has also written television series and is generally punctual.

Script adaptation of Uncle Vanya by Anton Chekov.

Ivan works, Sonia is ordinary, The Doctor doctors, Helena sparkles and the Professor – The Professor has so much to think about. There is something going on in this house, and this house - heose - head. What time is it? Is it already? Is it getting late? What kind of soup is for dinner tonight? Isn't there a clock on the fridge? Well, there is nothing in the fridge.

Jonsi Hannesson is an aspiring director and writer. He has worked extensively with both absurdist theater and the theater of cruelty at the Icelandic Academy of the Arts, with an increased emphasis on tempo and an unconventional writing style. Jónsi has also written television series and is generally punctual.