Studiodramor

Studiodramor is an independent interdisciplinary studio and production house that operates across theatre, performance art, and experimental cinema. Based in Europe, the company develops and produces ambitious site-specific works, film projects, and long-term residency programs for artists working at the intersection of live performance and moving image.

Founded in 2012 by director Maya Kjellsson and producer Lukas Weber, studiodramor began as a small experimental workshop space and gradually expanded into a producing entity with an in-house team for production design, videography, and dramaturgy. The studio has collaborated with theatres, galleries, and universities, maintaining a commitment to long-form development rather than quick turnarounds.

Its output includes stage performances, cinematic installations, and documentary or experimental shorts. Notable projects include the stage piece Echoes of the City (2014), the installation The Listening Room (2017), and the feature-length film Salt and Echoes (2020). The studio operates a residency program that invites international artists to develop new works over several months, culminating in public showcases.

Studiodramor emphasizes collaborative creation, combining dramaturgy, choreography, sound design, and visual art. Productions often unfold in non-traditional venues and emphasize audience perception, memory, and urban space. The company partners with scholarly institutions to support research-driven practice.

Critics note studiodramor for its reflective pacing, precise soundscapes, and willingness to engage with political and social themes. The studio receives support from arts councils and cultural funds, and its works have been distributed through festivals, biennials, and small cinemas in several European countries.