R.T.Kolbeinsson
Writer
R.T.Kolbeinsson(Reginn Tumi Kolbeinsson) is an Icelandic playwright and a graduate of The University of York in Theatre: Writing, directing, and performance.
Reginn has been writing plays for the better half of a decade, taking part in youth theatre back in his home country, including a production at The National Theatre of Iceland. He’s also written, produced, and acted in his own podcast series:
He writes in both his native language of Icelandic and English.
Sam Armstrong
Theatre-maker
Sam Armstrong is a Theatre-maker from Bolton, with experience directing and managing theatre productions, and working as an instructor. Sam is a Swing Dancer, has a BA in Theatre from the Uni of York, and is currently studying for a research MA in theatre space and community venues in relation to class. He is on the community engagement group at the Joseph Rowntree Theatre.
Sam loves community, immersive, and found-space theatre, and his focus is on a more stylistic theatre with the voice at the heart of meaning-making in rehearsals.
Sophie Schulze
theatre and film practicioner
Born and raised in Germany, Sophie is academically trained in music, and has experience in production of music films and radio reports. She received her Bachelor’s degree in theatre and her MA by research in filmmaking from the University of York.
It is untold stories that Sophie is passionate about – wether in a historical or contemporary context. This summer, she is teaming up with local artists to bring Skald’s vision to Germany.
Inés ferrer
illustrator
Inés Ferrer is the illustrator behind the brand @duckandeasel. Originally from Mallorca, Spain, she graduated with a BA in art history from the University of Madrid. Due to her academic background, she likes to incorporate art references into her work, that otherwise revolves around the female form and concepts such as femininity, nature and queerness.
Her personal work and freelance projects have been presented at various events and exhibitions in Spain and the UK. In her collaboration with Skald, she has helped create the group’s branding and visually interpret their stories.
Featured show
THE BEXHILL BOOKCLUB
The Bexhill Book Club is having its weekly meeting to discuss a new controversial book. It’s four members are united by their passion for reading, though their different personalities and opinions have created a tense atmosphere. Tonight’s meeting is to proceed like any other, but this week’s literary piece causes quite the stir, prompting the four women to reveal more than their critiques. Never trust a woman by her cover.
“The Bexhill Bookclub” will be our first production to premier in Spain, and will have it´s debut shows in Palma de Mallorca on the 27th of July and the 2nd of August. Stay tuned for more info venue and tickets.
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