Eldklárar og eftirsóttar
Tjarnarbíó Theater, Tjarnargata 12, 101 Reykjavík Directions
Fri 20.11.2026 20:00
Eldklárar og eftirsóttar bjóða uppá grín-hlaðborð í Tjarnarbíó. Tveir fyrir einn: spuni og uppistand. Hópurinn hefur margoft sýnt spuna saman fyrir fullu húsi og nú róa þær á önnur mið með því að blanda uppistandi í dagskránna. Sex fyndnar konur stíga á svið saman og í sundur.
Ebba er klikkuð og kærleiksrík. Gríma er heillandi og harmónísk. Rebekka er lostafull og lausnamiðuð. Gunnlöð er meðvirk og metnaðarfull. Heiða er taumlaus og töfrandi.Laufey er stundvís og seiðmögnuð. Saman eru þær Eldklárar og eftirsóttar.
Performers
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LaufeyLaufey (pronounced lay-vay) has captivated a generation with virtuosic songs of love and self-discovery by manifesting her vision of jazz-and classical-infused pop music. She has become a bridge for the older music she adores, from Chet Baker to Carole King to Ravel, by offering her bold interpretation to a younger crop of listeners who have become deeply connected over time.
Raised between Reykjavik and Washington, D.C., she learned piano and cello as a child, later studying at Berklee College of Music. There, she wrote her debut EP, 2021’s Typical of Me, whose striking single “Street by Street” debuted at No. 1 on Icelandic Radio—the first of many achievements that have grown to include two GRAMMY® Awards.
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Rebekka Bakken
She grew up in a tiny Norwegian village not far from Oslo. Since Rebekka Bakken did not really consider it to be the navel of the world, she quickly set out into the wide world: first to New York, in 1994.
Eight years later she finally returned to Europe, where among the metropolitan cities she discovered Vienna and chose to make it her home.
"Vienna is a very beautiful city, very pleasant with a lot of peace and quiet, even though it is a big city at the same time", says the singer. Rebekka Bakken enjoys the peace and quiet, if for no other reason than that it allows her to collect her spirits and recharge her batteries.
Ever since the 2003 release of her first solo album "The Art of How to Fall", the charismatic and sensual singer-songwriter has been the talk of the town. Her songs are ennobled by her three-octave vocal range, which lets her shift back and forth playfully, in a relaxed and harmonious manner, between pop, folk, jazz and R&B - and all that with the success that has brought her more than sold-out concerts everywhere.
