Författararkiv: Christina Herr Ström

Dear child has many names! On Friday, my play Mein name ist Erling premieres in Hamburg, at the Winterhuder Fährhaus Theater and as a playwright I enjoy the sudden luxury of being able to travel there plus two hotel nights – paid! Med … Continue reading →

Sometimes I wonder what will happen to all the people who have all their attention in their mobiles. If you sit on the subway and watch the others: everyone sits with bowed heads engrossed in their mobiles. in principle all! On … Continue reading →

The play THE DESTROYER, ” freely based on Christina Herrström's book” by Lisa Lindén, directed by Kickan Holmberg and with the magnificent Maria Kulle on stage, travels through the country and fills the salons. It's pretty amazing, In many ways. But the very best … Continue reading →

”you laugh and cry and even if you laugh so hard you cry, it's a deeply existential play from beginning to end” audience voice There are brave theater managers! Gunilla Röör at Norrbottensteatern is definitely one of them. It is not … Continue reading →

surprises me. Even when I was in my teens, you could see others ( teenagers) make-up on the bus and subway, but nowadays even grown women do it. They even pluck their eyebrows. One waits with horror for them … Continue reading →

What an audience! What a masterful Maria Kulle! Regi, manus , set designers - bravo! What a fantastic review of Pia Huss in DN! Now the play Destroyer after my book of the same name will roll out in the country. Check out the National Theater, look for the tour schedule. Perhaps … Continue reading →

The reason, of course, is my wonderful large poodle 8 årsdag! It should be celebrated! You are welcome to contribute gifts of all kinds except liver slices because he rates them, as well as toothpicks. What would I be without Rufus! So much he has given … Continue reading →

Camilla Hanve photographs women for her project on the theme ”SCARS and HEALING” which will be exhibited this spring. I was asked to join. Because I have written some blog before about having breast cancer and that … Continue reading →

It is perhaps a blind spot in school teaching, but amazingly, the children still get to make butter knives in the wooden shed. Shouldn't school prepare for adult life?? Shouldn't the school protect creativity?? How many have suddenly faced it in adulthood … Continue reading →