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Vivica Bandler was a Finnish-Swedish theatre director and agronomist who popularized avant-garde Finnish theatre. She also had a love affair with Tove Jansson, the creator of the Moomin books, and translated some of them into German.
20 de jun. de 2019 · The woman whom Tove had fallen in love with was Vivica Bandler, an agronomist and a charismatic theatre director. They went on to have a passionate love affair, and Tove was bursting with happiness. She wanted to tell the whole world about her newfound love, but Vivica wanted to be more discreet.
Vivica Bandler oli suomenruotsalainen teatteriohjaaja ja teatterinjohtaja, joka toi avantgarden suomalaiseen teatterimaailmaan. Hän perusti Lilla Teaternia, ohjasi Tove Janssonin kirjoitusmuutoksia ja sai taiteen akateemikon arvonimen.
Vivica Bandler (5 February 1917 – 30 July 2004) was a Finnish theater director. She was a close friend and part-time lover of Tove Jansson, the two met in 1946 and would collaborate on two theater plays and a television show, where Bandler acted as a director of Jansson's scripts.
9 de sept. de 2020 · In Tove’s case, she is unexpectedly swept off her feet by theater director Vivica Bandler (Krista Kosonen, the star of Bergroth’s “Miami”), a seductive, upper-class woman who uses her wealth...
Vivica Bandler worked as an author and in film as well as in theatre, as a theatrical director and theatre manager. In Sweden she is best known for her leadership of Stockholms stadsteatern and for introducing the Moomins onto the Swedish stage. Vivica Bandler was born in Helsinki on 5 February 1917. Her parents were Erik von Frenckell, an ...
31 de mar. de 2019 · Learn about Vivica Bandler, one of the most innovative theatre directors in post-war Finland and a pioneer of Nordic theatre cooperation. She worked in Finland, Norway, Sweden, and internationally, and was known for her honest and direct style.