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In an abandoned car repair shop at Skeljanes in Reykjavík, a group of performing artists have set up an activity under the title The Empty Space. There, they have rehearsal facilities and space to test and show works at different stages in the preparation process. Melkorka Ólafsdóttir spoke to Snæfríður Sól Gunnarsdóttir and Magnús Thorlacius about the space and the so-called experimental evenings in Víðsjá on Rás 1. Spit in your palms and hold …

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