Trondheim’s most active and fascinating improv group, and the only group doing improv in English!
Since August 2016 Gibberish has become an association (“forening” in Norwegian). You can find our statutes here: 2016/2017 | 2017/2018.
When & Where
We have shows two Saturdays per month at Stammen Café & Bar in Trondheim. Feel free to stop by and watch us in action 🙂
Also, you can join our open rehearsals: Every Monday from 19.30h – 21.30h at “Klubben” at Kultursenteret ISAK (Prinsens Gate 44).
Exclusive Shows
We also provide workshops on teambuilding and collaboration or entertainment tailored for your purposes. We have entertained at festivals, seminars, private parties or at “julebord” in Trondheim, and we also have done teambuilding workshops for various research communities at NTNU. Please contact us for further information!
Board Members 2018-2019
Agnieszka Gajdzik
Traveler and sociologist driven by the endless need to extend her knowledge. Loves to learn languages, have beautiful human beings around and share the joy.
In improv likes the most the fact that it teaches us that failing is a natural part of life and every activity we try, and it doesn't make us worst or less worthy in eyes of other people 🙂
Cansu Birgen
Cansu likes improv, cheesecake, Dostoyevski, science, plants, data, music and skiing. You can never fail at improv and it is so liberating! Cool, silly, smart or dull, doesn’t really matter, just be present and be yourself then it is all good.
Kristoffer Nergård
Kristoffer is a stand up kind of guy. That means he stands a lot. And he likes to play music and video games, and movies, and dirty jokes. And he's into philosophy and stuff.
And most of all, he has learned that what is most important in life is to say yes to things. So he started to do improv. And now he's into the board. Standing a lot. In the board.
Marius Korsnes
Marius is currently grandmaster of gibberish and is generally passionately improvising life.
He is an islander who loves to discuss, dance, play chess, brew beer and, naturally, to improvise.
He also works as a post.doc within sociology at NTNU and wants to integrate more improv into teaching and research, and to make the world more sustainable through improve.
Sophia Efstathiou
Sophia: improving the world is her mission as the diligent Virgo she is, though really her means of doing that through improv have left some of her friends baffled.
Professionally employed as a philosopher at NTNU, she has developed an account of innovation in science she calls found science by analogy to found art, and she is interested in going beyond jargon -hence, Gibberish.
Thomas Litherland
Thomas teaches. And by doing so, he has realized that teaching is learning - and vice versa. In other words, he learns. That's probably why he enjoys teaching, because he's in it for the learning.
He also enjoys learning about improv and how to improvise. Although, that's probably because he is really bad at planning ahead. Really good improv is a lifesaver.
Hi.
I have signed up for a studium in acting.
The rehearsal will be January 22 and I have
been told that its good to have some experience with improtheater. Since I have none I wonder if its possible to join Gibberish a few times before the rehearsal to learn a little about it.
Best regards
Trine Bakken
Hi Trine,
Sure, you are welcome to join us. We have practices every Monday from 19-21 at ISAK, room Klubben. Feel free to stop by, every level is accepted. I believe we have at least one more practice before christmas. If you write us on the facebook page, I can also add you to our group there to get the latest info.
2 Comments
Trine Bakken
December 8, 2016 at 10:25 AMHi.
I have signed up for a studium in acting.
The rehearsal will be January 22 and I have
been told that its good to have some experience with improtheater. Since I have none I wonder if its possible to join Gibberish a few times before the rehearsal to learn a little about it.
Best regards
Trine Bakken
Marius Korsnes
December 10, 2016 at 4:52 PMHi Trine,
Sure, you are welcome to join us. We have practices every Monday from 19-21 at ISAK, room Klubben. Feel free to stop by, every level is accepted. I believe we have at least one more practice before christmas. If you write us on the facebook page, I can also add you to our group there to get the latest info.
Best regards,
Marius
Gibberish