About Grete Sneltvedt 

Grete Sneltvedt is a theatre professional, voice and performance pedagogue, actor and producer with over four decades of experience in the Nordic and international performing arts scene. She is certified by the European Association for Theatre Culture and an accredited teacher in Nadine George Voice Work International. Grete's training spans Oslo, Stockholm and London, and she currently works as a university lecturer in performing arts across the Nordic region.

Her teaching and creative practice bridge performance, pedagogy and artistic exploration, focusing on voice, text and movement for individuals and ensembles. Grete has developed original theatre works for both adults and children, directed productions, and participated in international collaborative projects. She has served as Artistic Director for the Scandinavian Centre for Theatre Development and for LumparLab Theatre Association on Åland.

Workshops, Courses & Coaching

Grete offers workshops, seminars and individual tuition on Åland and throughout the Nordic countries. Her work supports actors, singers and dancers at all levels — from beginners to professionals — and explores voice, breathing, embodiment, text interpretation and ensemble interaction.

Drawing on Nadine George Voice Work, she helps participants develop their vocal and physical expression through mindful integration of breath, sound and text, enabling performers to inhabit their material with confidence and presence.

Workshop formats range from single sessions to full weekend intensives and week‑long courses.

Performances

Grete has co‑created and performed in a range of stage works, combining theatrical movement, dramaturgy and poetic inquiry. These include:

RAVN – Perhaps I will stay and never return…
A theatrical exploration of loss, return and transformation, created collaboratively with dancers, designers and dramaturgs. The piece investigates universal themes of departure, memory and identity through physical and visual language.

Sömnens rymd
A poetico‑musical production inspired by the poetry of Robert Desnos, featuring original music and voice work that integrates song and spoken word. Premiered in Italy and later presented on Åland.

Other works include Jag lever än (with Greta Sundström) and Saul – The Rise and Fall of a King (with Alexander Lindberg), a stage production rooted in ancient narrative and contemporary resonance, presented both as theatre and as a radio play.

Contact

For information about workshops, courses, performances or collaborations, please contact Grete via the contact page.