Latibær for sale

Magnús Scheving has been playing for Icelandic children for decades. He has created his own world, Latibær, which he is in the process of selling to American corporations. He says that Latibær could become Disney Iceland.

Magnús Scheving is a wonderful man. I really do not know where to start describing him because Magnús is so much. He is a carpenter, aerobics master, writer, CEO, radio director, teacher, leader, actor, salesman and ‘entrepreneur’ which is an extremely cool...

The National Theater is dark and gloomy with the characteristics of Icelandic mountains, so it is not surprising when Stefán Karl Stefansson says as he grabs the handle on a door at the back of the house: “I always feel like I am disappearing into a boulder when I enter to the National Theater.” He opens the door and we walk into the rock. Let’s leave everyday life outside and go into the elf hall that Guðjón Samúelsson, the master of the house, created around the play. This strange phenomenon...

written by Steinunn Ólína Þorsteinsdóttir
Kvennabladid, 10 Jul 2020 (Google translated) Today, my dear Stefán Karl would have turned 45 years old. For that reason, we bake a "Betty ****er" chocolate cake, which I can not do as well as he does, despite following the bulletproof instructions on the package. All about it, it will be baked and we will get a slice and drink cold milk with it. It's been almost two years since he died, but not a day when I don't think about him, more often t...

Written by Ritstjórn Albumm
January 27, 2020

Musical experiments have a 38-year history, and the first experiments were held in Tonabær in 1982. That year's music experiments took place in Harpa's Northern Lights Hall from March 21 to 24 and the final evening took place on March 28. Music Experiments was a great springboard for young and promising musicians, but the competition has shot many bands into the starry sky, such as Of Monsters and Men, The Dolls, Greifen, Ag...

Written by Andrew Kaggwa
The Observer, Uganda As a child, you will always have a favourite superhero; these are usually TV or movie characters, the likes of Fantastic Four, Spiderman, Mutant X, Ben 10 and the Power Puff Girls, among others. Superheroes become part of children’s lives as they continuously identify with the fight between good and evil. ...

MAGNUS SCHEVING
Producer and Writer of LazyTown
Entrepreneur/World-Class Athlete

Magnús Scheving is an athlete, entrepreneur, writer and producer whose infectious creativity and entrepreneurial spirit has lead him to become the CEO and co-founder of LazyTown Entertainment. Promoting fitness and a healthy lifestyle, Scheving and LazyTown Entertainment produce educational books, videos, games, and sporting goods for children and adults alike. As creator of the h...

I just saw a video with a very short fragment of the BAFTA 2006 where LazyTown won the awards. I have never seen a video of the 2006 BAFTA awards but I would like to. I checked the BAFTA website but there are only a few pictures. http://awards.bafta.org/award/2006/c.../international

Below I added all the known Awards and Nominations of LazyTown and in the Photo Gallery you can find pictures of some of those Award Ceremonies...

Written by Mark Valenti
October 23, 2013

Inspired by the legendary Jim Henson as a child, David Matthew Feldman has devoted his entire career to the art of puppetry. From his formative years at The Puppet Company in New York, to his earliest television work on PBS’s Between the Lions, David has given life to dozens of characters to the delight of audiences both young and old. His stint as the excitable Mayor Milford Meanswell in the hit series LazyTown has propelled him to international stardom. And most recently, David has co-created a new PBS series, Oh ...

DPA Microphones 2008 – 2013

Award-winning children’s TV programme LazyTown is using DPA miniature microphones to capture the show’s dialogue.



LazyTown Entertainment in Iceland is using DPA miniature microphones to capture the audio for the multi-award winning LazyTown pre-school television show, which is now shooting its fourth series in Iceland....

LAUGARDAGUR, May 14, 2011 Interview Stefán Karl Stefánsson [google translation] Most children know the actor Stefán Karl Stefánsson, if not as himself at least as Robbie Rotten. Stephen Karl lives in the United States, plays The Grinch there, has four children and sometimes misses Iceland and working in Latabæ....