Theatre Classes

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.

Kristina hails from Slovakia, where she studied classical singing and piano at the conservatory and later focused on classical singing at the Academy of Performing Arts. She completed her master’s degree as a classical singer at the Syddansk Musikkonservatorium in Odense in 2022, and she continues in a soloist class while preparing for a debut concert featuring contemporary art.

Kristina has worked as a vocal and piano teacher, choir singer, and freelance opera singer for many years in Slovakia. She has collaborated on choir projects and recordings in various music genres with experienced conductors. In Denmark, she has performed in various projects in Odense and Copenhagen, as well as at spring and autumn festivals in Odense. Kristina currently serves as a soprano assistant in the choir of the Royal Danish Opera and is a member of the ensemble at Thomas Kingo’s Church in Odense. She is also preparing interesting projects with other singers and instrumentalists in Denmark.

“I enjoy working as a vocal teacher and developing students’ vocal technique, musicality, and building good relationships with them. I am always seeking new methods and approaches to achieve the desired results with the best quality.”

Sol is a trained actor and director from The Kogan Academy of Dramatic Arts in London (2009-2013). The education focused on exploring Stanislavski’s principles, classical theater, character development, and personal growth.

Sol has 10 years of experience in drama teaching and has been a director of children’s and youth musicals at City Theatre (Sjónleikarhúsið), including Disney’s “The Little Mermaid” (2020) and “The Jungle Book” (2019). Additionally, Sol is currently pursuing a teaching degree at Københavns Professionshøjskole.

Since 2013, Sol has worked as an actor at the National Theatre (Tjóðpallurin) in the Faroe Islands and has participated in Icelandic, Swedish, and Danish theater and film productions.

Sol is a member of the Danish Actors’ Association (Dansk Skuespillerforbundet).