Annie Tådne

Untold: Tellurian Visions

 

Tellurian Visions is an audiovisual accompaniment to Sophia Loizou’s new album and poetry collection Untold and Untold: A Tellurian Memorandum. The work re-interprets complex geological formations and their entangled states of existence, highlighting the deep connections between living systems, technological developments and earthly flows. We hope that it offers glimpses of possible futures in which the sense of belonging to the fabric of life enhances our ability to empathise with and to live well alongside other forms of life. 

 

Empty House by Johan Inger

Video design for Empty House by Johan Inger at Nationaltheatre in Mannheim, Germany.
Choreography & Set Design: Johan Inger
Music: Félix Lajkó
Costume Design: Mylla Ek
Light design: Erik Berglund & Peter Lundin (Qpoint)
Video design: Annie Tådne (Qpoint)
Nationaltheatre Mannheim, Germany
Premiere 11.01.19

En natt i den svenska sommaren

Video design together with Emi Stahl for En natt i den svenska sommaren Premiere in 2018 at Elverket, The Royal Dramatic Theatre, Stockholm.
Writer: Erland Josephson
Director: Eirik Stubø
Set Design & Costume Design: Erlend Birkeland
Sound Design: Björn Linnros
Video Design & Technology: Annie Tådne & Emi Stahl (Qpoint)
Drone Photography: Tom Waldton
Mask: Eva-Maria Holm

Touring performances
2019 National Theatre, Budapest, Hungary
2019 Beijing People’s Art Theatre, Beijing, China
2019 National Theatre, Belgrade, Serbia

Mio, min Mio

Video design and technology for Mio, min Mio at Stadsteatern in Stockholm.
Writer: Astrid Lindgren
Dramatisation: Kristina Lugn
Direction: Sofia Jupither
Scenography: Erlend Birkeland
Light design: Linus Fellbom
Sound design: Michael Breschi
Composer: Joakim Unander
Video design: Annie Tådne (Qpoint)
Kulturhuset Stadsteatern, Stockholm, Sweden
Premiere December 17th 2016

Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny

In the desert city of Mahagonny, everything is suddenly permitted, and the residents lose themselves in consumption and pleasure. They alternate between food, games, violence and sex in plastic opulence. Together with the audiovisual artist collective MURK, I created the video design for the opera in two acts.
Music: Kurt Weill
Libretto: Bertholt Brecht
Swedish Translation: Linda Mallik
Conductor: Damian Iorio
Direction, scenography, costume design: Carina Reich & Bogdan Szyber
Light design: Ronald Salas
Video design: MURK; Annie Tådne, Carl-Jonathan Szyber, Una Boskovic
Mask design: Janina Rolfart
Choreographer: Disa Krossness
Supplementary stage design: Sara Torsson Szyber
Chorus Master: Kjell Oscarsson
Norrlandsoperan, Umeå, Sweden
Premiere October 6th 2016

Huset vid nattens ände

Camera operators act as a part of the onstage cast and capture the characters’ emotions throughout the play. Close up images are projected in real time on a constantly moving scenography. I performed the visual mixing, and followed the characters through the lenses of the cameras, to enhance the emotions and to allow the audience to see the characters from a different perspective.
Writer and Director: Sebastian Hartmann
Costume: Adriana Braga Peretzki
Light design: Lothar Baumgarte
Video design: Voxi Bärenklau
Vision Mix: Annie Tådne (Qpoint)
Mask: Melanie Åberg
Choir master: Christine Groß
Dramaten, Stockholm, Sweden
Premiere August 25th 2016