Swedish
imaginarian
Henrik Elmer can sometimes be found in front of a laughing audience. This might be a coincidence, but it
might also have a little bit to do with the things he's talking about.
Places where Henrik have been standing in front of laughing audiences include his native Sweden as well as the rest of Scandinavia and Estonia, The UK, Ireland, Belgium, The Netherlands, Germany, Kosovo and Slovenia.
Scroll down for video clips.
Check out Henrik's blog.
Email Henrik (optional): henrikelmer@gmail.com
Like Henrik on Facebook. (Not optional. Just do it.)
Some nice things said about Henrik:
"His deadpan, studied manner heightens the effect of his comedy that's much better constructed than your average Ikea flat-pack." Chortle.co.uk
"deadpan Swede with fantastic timing" Three Weeks, Edinburgh
"an interesting vein of quirky humour" Time Out London
"speaks far better English than most of his British-born colleagues" The Guardian
Places where Henrik have been standing in front of laughing audiences include his native Sweden as well as the rest of Scandinavia and Estonia, The UK, Ireland, Belgium, The Netherlands, Germany, Kosovo and Slovenia.
Scroll down for video clips.Check out Henrik's blog.
Email Henrik (optional): henrikelmer@gmail.com
Like Henrik on Facebook. (Not optional. Just do it.)
Some nice things said about Henrik:
"His deadpan, studied manner heightens the effect of his comedy that's much better constructed than your average Ikea flat-pack." Chortle.co.uk
"deadpan Swede with fantastic timing" Three Weeks, Edinburgh
"an interesting vein of quirky humour" Time Out London
"speaks far better English than most of his British-born colleagues" The Guardian
Video clips
Here are two stand-up comedy clips from Hollywood's Comedy Nights in Köln (Cologne), Germany.
The first clip is from 2013:
And this second clip is from 2007. Not in the same room, but still same club:
Now for a sketch with Henrik and Welsh comedian Noel James:
And finally a trailer for the feature film The Meaning of Hugo,
a collaboration with film director Björn Engström.
If you understand Swedish, there are more clips under
Rörliga bilder. You may also be able to find some more on YouTube.