Join Us for a Riveting Performance in Copenhagen

“When the director offered me the role of Jess, an F16 pilot I was both thrilled and terrified, as this will be my first ever 90 min solo performance. However even if I felt nervous to accept the role, the theme of George Brants play is simply so important that I felt compelled to put all fears aside and just go for it. It saddens me deeply that the world is still affected by wars today, when all focus should be on protecting the population, providing education for all children, eliminating inequality, poverty and hunger. And finally in my opinion the only ‘battle’ that ought to take place today is one against climate change. The ultimate morale of the play very much resonates with my personal beliefs and it is an absolute honour to participate in this important production.“ – Dina Rosenmeier

Biography:

Danish actress Dina Rosenmeier studied at the Sa Nau Teatro School in Spain, The Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute in New York, Larry Moss Studio and Stella Adler in Los Angeles. She is a also a volunteer children’s rights activist and produced the award winning documentary A Journey in my Mothers Footsteps to create awareness on the dire need for education of children worldwide. Dina lived more than a decade in the US, working in Film, TV and Theatre. Since her return to Europe, living between Paris, Copenhagen and Palma d’ Mallorca, she has been dedicating her time to leading lady stage roles in international theatre productions.  

Some of her her credits include Criminal Minds (television), The Writer, Fuel, Reality Check The Marionette, Jensen Report. (film) Miss Julie, Bateau Lavoir de Picasso, Hedda Gabler, The Stronger, No Exit -Reloaded, Vanya and Sonya and Masha and Spike, Harold Pinter’s Old Times and The Money Shot by Neil LaBute. (theatre). She most recently portrayed Queen Gertrude in Juliets Birthday bash a Shakespeare production based on Romeo and Juliet at Hamletscenen, Kronborg. (Theatre)

Press photo by Bjørli Lundin