At Soup Kitchen, you get to meet the artists who will soon be taking the stage with us. Ahead of the performance, they join us to talk about what they have created, how they made it, and why.

Soup Kitchen is an initiative to make art more accessible—we open the doors to conversation and community.

On the menu is a delicious, homemade soup that is always vegan or vegetarian.

Free admission and free soup.

12:00 pm at Rosendal Café.

On 18 March, you will meet Magnus Myhr, who performs KAUK at Rosendal Teater on 19 and 20 March.

For many years, Magnus Myhr has, through solo performances, explored themes such as the queer body, feminine strategies, a troubled upbringing—and has even taught himself to play the harp. Now he simply feels like shouting and dancing. So that is exactly what he does.

In KAUK, Magnus unleashes queer rage with the help of tricks and skills from a bygone era. Because he needs to—hoping it might help, and so that it will not disappear. So that he does not disappear.

Magnus Myhr (b. 1985, he/him) is from Klæbu in Trøndelag and has extensive experience as a performer and choreographer in dance, performance, musical theatre, and theatre, both in the independent project-based field and at a wide range of institutional theatres.