Ann graduated from a private theater school in Copenhagen in 2009. She is trained in Stanislavski’s technique / Method Acting. Since 2009, she has kept her skills up to date by taking courses in Meisner technique, improvisation, film acting, and more. She has many years of experience teaching and directing in both drama and dance.

Ann is a member of the Danish Actors’ Association. In addition to her work at SceneKunst, she freelances as an actress, most recently appearing in the TV series “GURU” and “En Rigtig Vejrmand” on DR (Danish Broadcasting Corporation). She has performed in productions at Ålborg Teater, Teater Grob, Sydhavn Teater, and Teater ZeBU. Furthermore, she has written and produced the play “Generation Krop” in collaboration with her performance group, Kalder på Venus.

Ann also works as a voice-over artist and audiobook narrator.

Amu is a professional dancer, choreographer, and dance educator. She is originally from Finland, where she studied at the Theater Academy, Dance Department in Helsinki, but she has been living in Denmark since 2013. Anu has been working with dance for over 25 years. She has developed choreographies for all age groups, ranging from larger professional productions to smaller theater pieces. She has taught dance at professional academies, dance schools, primary schools, and kindergartens in Finland, Denmark, and South Africa. Anu teaches modern dance, jazz, creative dance, and improvisation, among other styles. Additionally, she has worked as an Artistic Director at the Regional Dance Center of Eastern Finland from 2010 to 2013. In this role, she organized happenings and festivals, collaborated with national and international dance companies, developed outreach programs, and created her own creative productions. She is also a certified yoga instructor. Anu has two children who have been part of the SceneKunst family since 2023 and they love it.

Christina is a trained actress and director from The Academy of the Science of Acting and Directing (ASAD) in London. She was a student of Sam Kogan, who himself was a student of Maria Knebel from GITIS. Christina’s education focused on exploring Stanislavski’s principles, traditional theater, character development, film, singing, dancing, and personal growth. Christina continues to work as an actress, singer, and director.

“Working as an actress and director has been one of the greatest joys and challenges in my life. Working on stage and in front of the stage, both with professionals and with amateur adults and children, is truly enriching, in my opinion. Understanding the art of telling a good story and working with people, both real and fictional, will always be my great passion.

After living in London for 14 years, I was surprised by the limited opportunities for children and young people to develop their creativity on stage without being judged or tested. Through my work as an actress, director, and teacher, I have witnessed the transformation in children and young people when they express themselves and challenge themselves in a different way. The greatest compliment parents can give me is that their children radiate happiness when they come home.”

Danish Actors’ Association: 107146

Equity UK: M00147710

EXPERIENCE:

As an actress, notable roles include Nancy in Oliver (Musikteatret Albertslund), Lorna Moon (Lead) in Golden Boy at West Yorkshire Playhouse, Nottingham Playhouse, Yvonne Arnoud, and National Tour, Mrs. X (Lead) in Den Stærkere at Edinburgh Theatre Festival, Anna Christie (Lead) in Anna Christie at Riverside Studios, Birgitta in An Evening with Gary Liniker at Riverside Studios, Helena (Lead) in A Lovely Sunday at Empire Studio, Frances in Stags and Hens at Wimbledon, and many more in musicals, films, and commercials.

As a director, she has staged productions such as The Jungle Book at Jackson Lane Theatre, Win/Lose/Draw Triple Bill by M. Gallagher/A. Watson at Hen and Chickens Theatre, The Snow Queen by H.C. Andersen (Adapted and Music composed by C. Anthony) at The Danish Church, Canal Cafe Theatre, and Edinburgh Festival, The Nordic Playreading at Edinburgh Festival, Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde by R.L. Stevenson at Hackney Empire, and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof by T. Williams at Barons Court Theatre.

Christina has also worked as a translator. Among her translation works are two plays by Peter Asmussen for The Royal Court Theatre in London, as well as various plays for other businesses and many plays for Scene Kunst Skolerne.

As a teacher, she has taught adults and children at various institutions such as North London Performing Arts in Singing and Drama (ages 4-65), Stagecoach Theatre Arts in Singing and Drama (ages 7-16), SofA in Drama (Stanislavski) (adults), Clapham Common School as Head of Drama (ages 6-11), and Splats Ent. as a Circus Teacher (ages 6-70).

Jakob originally graduated as an actor from Copenhagen in 2013 and has since embarked on a thriving career, captivating audiences across the country in numerous theater productions and musicals. He has performed at venues such as Folketeatret, Aarhus Teater and Glassalen in Tivoli.

In addition to his acting prowess, Jakob holds a journalism degree from the University of Southern Denmark and for the past three years, he has dedicated the majority of his professional life to TV2 as a host and producer, with a special focus on delivering current affairs content to young audiences.

As an educator, Jakob has been affiliated with the BørnsMødeMedKunsten program since 2014, providing him with extensive experience in directing and teaching children and young people of all ages.

Since 2016, Jakob has been employed by Scenekunst. He started as a drama teacher and, since 2019, has held the position of artistic director in Lyngby.