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It great to have found this material digitalized by the public library in Stockholm. It was my second scenography and my first graphic design of the program. I had done another Becket play, Act without words, with two friends when I was approached by Teater 9 in Stockholm, an important free group at the time. It turn out really well but when they asked me to make a second scenography I got overworked between things I was involved in elsewhere and things my own living situation. I left Stockholm for good in the fall of 1987, a year after this job.
Download the program here!

This is my only publicity spot. It was supposed to be made on a tight budget but since I had seen an amazing documentary about Leni Riefenstahl I wanted the guy jumping in the water make it in a dramatic setting. I had been in Portugal just before and succeeded in perusing the whole team there were some amazing cliffs there where we could do the jump. Somehow everyone were persuaded and we all flew there. As we approached the town (Setubal) where I had seen the cliffs it suddenly dawned on the producer that I hadn't really been there in terms of knowing if there was a good place to jump... I got one hour to find a cliff or he would literally kill me. I found the cliff... and it became a great film that was used for years.

• The image here is of my donation to the benefit auction for Trampoline House. Buy it or any other work here before August 22, 2020, and make sure to use a lot of money to support the only place that integrate citizen and non-citizen in Denmark! *