Here, the relationship between the human and the more-than-human is explored.

Skogsvariasjoner (Forest Variations) invites the audience into an interplay of human bodies, human-made sounds and objects, and the forest’s inherent natural symphony. As music and art are woven into the mysterious forest landscape, the boundary between nature and culture gradually dissolves.

Composer Ellen Lindquist created the work, which is performed and further developed through improvisation by percussionists Owen Weaver and Tor Haugerud, together with the acclaimed vocal ensemble Trondheim Voices. Sound design is by Tor Breivik.

The sculptural works, including instruments made of ceramic and wood, are created by craft artists Ingrid Becker and Tovelise Røkke-Olsen. Also part of the team are the performing art duo Signe Becker and Espen Klouman Høiner.

PRACTICAL INFORMATION
Dress according to the weather
Reins Kloster is located in Rissa, a one-hour journey from Trondheim.

TRAVEL INFORMATION
entur.no

Sunday, August 16: For audience members from the Trondheim area wishing to use public transport to attend the 3:00 PM performance:

1:30 PM: Express boat from the Express Boat Terminal to Vanvikan (arr. 1:55 PM)

2:05 PM: Bus 452 from Vanvikan to Hopla (arr. 2:35 PM)

17-minute walk; arrival at Reins Kloster at 2:52 PM

Return

5:35 PM: Walk from Reins Kloster to the Hopla bus stop

5:53 PM: Bus 350 from Hopla to Trondheim S (arr. 7:20 PM)