Evening Standard Nomination 8. nóvember 2006 11:54 Börkur Jónsson The set designer Börkur Jónsson has been nominated for the Evening Standard Theatre Awards in London for the set of Metamorphosis. Kafka's Metamorphosis is being staged at the Lyric Hammersmith Theatre in London to a full house. The production's director is Gísli Örn Garðarsson who also plays the lead; Nína Dögg Filippusdóttir and Ingvar Sigurðsson also act in Metamorphosis. The success story of Icelandic theatre people in London continues to grow. The Evening Standard Awards will be given on November 26th. „Of course it is always good to get such a recognition," said Börkur when Fréttablaðið newspaper got a hold on him. „I received the notification in email and I have to look into it, I still don't know who the other nominees are," explained the set designer, who is now working with the Student Theatre Group on the set design of a production that will be staged at the Reykjavik City Theatre on 24th of November. The Evening Standard Awards were founded in 1982 and a number of star actors have received them, for example Sir Ian McKellan, Ian Holm and the American actor Kevin Spacey. To be nominated is a great recognition in the London theatre world. News News in English Mest lesið „Þetta má aldrei gerast aftur“ Innlent Segir ákvörðun um kæru fyrir nauðgun tekna fyrir andlát flugmanns Innlent Sjö Rúmenar gefa ekkert uppi um tugmilljóna króna þýfi Innlent Sextán ára dómur fyrir manndráp í Drangahrauni stendur Innlent Hefur þrisvar komið að 13 ára syni sínum meðvitundarlausum Innlent Jón Gnarr skráður í Viðreisn og ætlar á Alþingi Innlent Pilturinn áfram bak við lás og slá Innlent Áfrýjaði engu nema ákvörðun um launin og málið fellt niður Innlent Rannsókn á byrlunar- og símamáli Páls skipstjóra úr sögunni Innlent Kristín Benediktsdóttir nýr umboðsmaður Alþingis Innlent
The set designer Börkur Jónsson has been nominated for the Evening Standard Theatre Awards in London for the set of Metamorphosis. Kafka's Metamorphosis is being staged at the Lyric Hammersmith Theatre in London to a full house. The production's director is Gísli Örn Garðarsson who also plays the lead; Nína Dögg Filippusdóttir and Ingvar Sigurðsson also act in Metamorphosis. The success story of Icelandic theatre people in London continues to grow. The Evening Standard Awards will be given on November 26th. „Of course it is always good to get such a recognition," said Börkur when Fréttablaðið newspaper got a hold on him. „I received the notification in email and I have to look into it, I still don't know who the other nominees are," explained the set designer, who is now working with the Student Theatre Group on the set design of a production that will be staged at the Reykjavik City Theatre on 24th of November. The Evening Standard Awards were founded in 1982 and a number of star actors have received them, for example Sir Ian McKellan, Ian Holm and the American actor Kevin Spacey. To be nominated is a great recognition in the London theatre world.
News News in English Mest lesið „Þetta má aldrei gerast aftur“ Innlent Segir ákvörðun um kæru fyrir nauðgun tekna fyrir andlát flugmanns Innlent Sjö Rúmenar gefa ekkert uppi um tugmilljóna króna þýfi Innlent Sextán ára dómur fyrir manndráp í Drangahrauni stendur Innlent Hefur þrisvar komið að 13 ára syni sínum meðvitundarlausum Innlent Jón Gnarr skráður í Viðreisn og ætlar á Alþingi Innlent Pilturinn áfram bak við lás og slá Innlent Áfrýjaði engu nema ákvörðun um launin og málið fellt niður Innlent Rannsókn á byrlunar- og símamáli Páls skipstjóra úr sögunni Innlent Kristín Benediktsdóttir nýr umboðsmaður Alþingis Innlent