The children’s play Glanni glæpur í Latabæ premiered at the National Theater on Thursday night – September 30, 1999. The play is an independent sequel to Áfram Latibær, which was shown at Loftkastalinn Therater with great popularity two years ago. The authors are Magnús Scheving, aerobics champion and Sports elf, and Sigurður Sigurjónsson who is also the director.
In Latibær, which is now called Sólskinsbær, everything is calm after the sports elf took his hand in the Loftkastalinn Theater until an unscrupulous fellow comes to town and makes a lot of noise. The children had a royal time at the show, which will no doubt be as popular as the previous show, and theater guests, young and old, walked out of the National Theater with a smile on their faces after the show.
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The play Glanni glæpur í Latabæ, which is shown at the National Theater, has enjoyed great popularity among children of all ages this winter. It has now come to the point that this play, and recently Áfram Latibær, became the most popular Icelandic children's play shown in Iceland. All shows have been played to packed houses. On Sunday 29 October, the 25th guest visited the Sports elf and ...
The 60th performance of the popular children's play Glanni glæpur í Latabæ is today, which took place in front of a packed house at the National Theater since last theater year. The author of the play is Magnús Scheving, and he also directed the play together w...
It is safe to say that the town's life in Latibær is lively. According to a press release from the Sports elf himself, Magnús Scheving, producer Egill Eðvaldsson is visiting Latibær and is very busy filming town's life. The townspeople are very optimistic that ...
Glanni glæpur í Latabæ by Magnús Scheving will be shown for the 50th time at the National Theater (Þjóðleikhúsið) on Sunday, May 16, 2000 at 2 pm. Glanni glæpur is so popular among children that there is a long waiting lists for tickets. The National Thea...