Ongoing contract with the Gaflar Theatre
The City of Hafnarfjörður and the Gaflar Theatre have entered into a continuing three-year agreement for the operation of a professional theatre in Hafnarfjörður, with the aim of enhancing the cultural life of the city and fostering the interest of its residents in the performing arts and other art forms connected with the stage.
Special emphasis on theatre activities for young people and young audiences
Hafnarfjörður municipality and The Fork Theatre have entered into a three-year rolling agreement for the operation of a professional theatre in Hafnarfjörður, with the aim of enhancing the cultural life of the town and fostering the interest of its residents in the performing arts and other art forms connected with the stage.
The plays of the Gaflar Theatre have attracted well-deserved attention.
The Fork Theatre takes on the responsibility of maintaining a diverse range of theatrical activities on behalf of the theatre company and organising regular performances, and is also authorised to seek collaboration with amateur and professional theatre companies. The Gaflar Theatre places a special emphasis on theatre activities for young people and young audiences in its work. Since its inception, the theatre has placed great emphasis on teaching theatre to children and young people, in collaboration with the primary schools of Hafnarfjörður and through its own independent courses.about.

The Fork Theatre was established in 2010 and is based on Víkingastræti in Hafnarfjörður. The contribution from the City of Hafnarfjörður is a direct grant. In recent years, the Gaflar Theatre has staged a number of new Icelandic plays which have received well-deserved attention, causing young audiences to flock to the Gaflar Theatre by the thousands. In addition, dance groups, foreign theatre companies and school plays have been brought into the house with numerous performances.
In the pictures above, Lárus Vilhjálmsson can be seen.
the managing directors of the Gaflar Theatre, Björk Jakobsdóttir and Gunnar Helgason, together with Rósa Guðbjartsdóttir, the mayor, and
Guðbjörgu Oddnýju Jónasdóttur, Chair of the Culture and Tourism Committee of the City of Hafnarfjörður.