In Lynn, Charlotta Öfverholm creates a portrait of two women – two tormented souls. „A performance for one actor and a dancing technician“ is a probe into a twisted character of a human being who has been through it all. The attempts of a lonely being to face the inexorability of life speak about human loneliness, hope consisting in meetings and wish not to be just a physical object. Charlotta Öfverholm´s solo is superior thanks to her excellent dramatic sense for the comic, self-irony and absurdity in contrast with devotion, tenderness and a never-fulfilled desire for love.

Concept Charlotta Öfverholm Direction Stephen Rappaport Choreography Joseph Tmim, Charlotta Öfverholm Music Amit Sen Costumes and masks Sari Nuttunen Light design Tobias Hallgren Video Per Breitenstein
Performing Charlotta Öfverholm, Tobias Hallgren, James Friedman, Lauri Antila
 
If anyone asked Charlotta Öfverholm to through herself off a steep in a performance, she would do it. She is one of those stage personalities that gives full gas from the beginning and then accelerates.
Anna Ångström, Svenska Dagbladet, Sweden

Öfverholms strong integrity, technique and sense of style - Lynn creates beauty that touches until the end…
Lena Andrén, Nummer.se, Sweden

… it is raw, clean and beautiful…
Anna Ångström, Svenska Dagbladet, Švédsko

...the explosivity, absolute stageprscence and fearse physical theatre power that Charlotta Öfverholm owns…
Örjan Abrahamsson, Dagens Nyheter, Sweden

Charlotta Öfverholm, dancer and choreographer. She is a graduate of UCLA in Film/TV/Video and from The Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute in Los Angeles. She was also studying at Alvin Ailey ADT (American Dance Theater). She has worked with important ensembles and choreographers, such as Arnie Zane Dance, New York (Bill T. Jones), London´s DV8 Physical Theatre (Lloyd Newson), Tanzcompagnie Giessen (Roberto Galvan), Berlin´s Tolada Dance (Joseph Tmim), Metros in Barcelona (Ramon Oller), Ballet Linz (Robert Poole) and in Stockholm with choreographers Dorte Olesen and Ossi Niskala in Royal Theatre and in Art of Spectra (Peter Svenzon). Czech audiences know Charlotta thanks to her engagement at Archa theatre (DV8 guest performance „The happiest day of my life“, the performance „Lola & Mr.Talk“). For „Lola“, she was nominated for Thalia award in 2004. She is also an international guest choreographer and in demand as a teacher (Iwanson Schule/ Munich, Balettakademien/ Stockholm, Bruckner Konservatorium Linz, Studio Harmonic/ Paris, Umbria Danza, Perugia, ArtGarage, Napels, XIDA).