Glanni glæpur í Latabæ.
“I am the man who comes to Latibær with the stolen, expired canned food and intends to change the eating habits of the people in Latibær” explains Glanni glæpur, also known as actor Stefán Karl Stefánsson.
“Of course, the Sports elf tries to stop this and he succeeds, but I won’t go down confused and come up with something worse.”
But what kind of person are you?
“Well, I’m just a complex criminal who can startle me in all sorts of ways.”
Stefán, is this show completely different from the one in Loftkastalinn?
“Yes. This is a completely different story” says Stefán. “The message is the same, of course, but the story is completely different. There are some new characters but Siggi Sæti, the mayor, Halla, Solla stirða, the police and others are still there.”
Now you play tooth and nail in the Little Horror Shop and crime in Latibær. Why are you so bad all the time?
“I’m probably such a very good person that people can’t stand to look at me except in the disguise of evil” says Stefán, letting it suffice as an explanation for his evilness on stage.
The next screening of Glanni glæpur í Latabæ is on Sunday and when the paper went to press, some seats were still available.
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