Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
To catch up on the latest in Icelandic music and performing arts, and to see who's play-
ing, consult free English-language newspaper
Grapevine
(
www.grapevine.is
)
,
Visit Reyk-
javík
(
www.visitreykjavik.is
),
What's On in Reykjavík
(
www.whatson.is/magazine
)
,
Musik.is
(
www.musik.is
)
or city music shops.
Some ticket sales are online at Midi or Dash Tickets.
Bíó Paradís
CINEMA
This totally cool cinema, decked out in movie posters and vintage officeware, screens spe-
cially curated Icelandic films with English subititles. It's a chance to see movies that you
may not find elsewhere. Plus there's a happy hour from 5pm to 7.30pm.
Café Rosenberg
LIVE MUSIC
This big, booklined storefront is dotted with couches and cocktail tables, and hosts all
manner of live acts, from local singer-songwriters to jazz groups, with broad-paned win-
dows looking onto the street.
Húrra
LIVE MUSIC
Dark and raw, this large bar opens up its back room to make a concert venue, with live mu-
sic or DJs most nights. Run by the same folks as Bravó, they've got six beers on tap and
happy hour runs till 10pm (beer/wine Ikr500/700).
National Theatre
THEATRE
The National Theatre has three separate stages and puts on plays, musicals and operas,
from modern Icelandic works to Shakespeare.
Reykjavík City Theatre
THEATRE, DANCE
closed Jul & Aug)