With and by Daniel Goldmann

An improvised news broadcast, live on stage. The audience selects from today's news flow. The smallest piece of news can become an epic opera or perhaps an exciting western adventure.

When the world is burning, it can be comforting, perhaps even necessary, to view small and large news from a completely different perspective than usual. Actor Daniel Goldmann offers a wildly humorous news broadcast, live from the stage. The audience chooses from today's news flow and he transforms the news into improvised theater. The smallest news item can become an epic opera or perhaps an exciting western adventure.

In previous performances, we have seen among other things:

The opera "Stefan takes the flying car to work.”

The horror film "What comes first – language or thought?”.

The children's program "Toyota's new hybrid passes the moose test.”

The musical “Crazy capercaillie wrestles two sisters.”

A panicked Zlatan in a gardening program.

Sports commentary from the Swedish Championship in bog dressage.

And … the weather forecast presented by a conversation therapist.

No performance is like the other!

Daniel Goldmann has worked at places such as the Stockholm City Theatre, the National Touring Theatre, Orion Theatre, the People's Theatre in Gävleborg, Boulevard Theatre, and the Improvisation Studio. In film and TV contexts, he has appeared as everything from a Beck villain to David Lagercrantz in Burn all my letters.

Review;

"Actor Daniel Goldmann displays an astonishingly broad range as he, with the audience's help, creates a news broadcast that one will not soon forget." "In short. Funny, entertaining, and inclusive."

(Norrbotten Courier)