Theatre and Performance
Her work in theatre and performance spans directing, devising, writing for stage and film, producing, production management, acting, physical theatre, dance theatre, performance art, new writing, children’s theatre, voice-based work, and coaching. Her theatre practice also includes technical production, including light and sound.
Her training includes theatre studies, physical actions, Meisner, Gaulier, clown, mask work, Viewpoints, Laban, Butoh, Alexander Technique, Feldenkrais, Ki Aikido, and large-form Tai Chi.
Communication and Cultural Work
From 2015 to 2025, Louise Linde worked at Stockholm Cathedral Parish as Marketing Coordinator and Communications Lead, with a central role in both the parish’s music life and its wider public-facing activity.
She led communication strategy, press, editorial and publications, and produced photography, film, live streaming, interviews, and audio guides, including documentation of the cathedral’s three-year restoration.
During this period she travelled with the music department’s choirs across Europe and Asia, recording and interviewing in Seoul, Berlin, Perugia, Barnsley, and Limerick, with research trips to Gdańsk, Copenhagen, and London.
She implemented ticketing systems for concerts, visitors, and bookings, shaped the full audience journey from first contact to follow-up, and worked across Stockholm’s cultural and tourism networks, including museum and guide networks and communication with schools.
77+7 – The Cathedral Mystery
Louise Linde devised and wrote the children’s audio project 77+7 – The Cathedral Mystery, developed within Stockholm Cathedral. She was responsible for concept, script, post-production, and photography, shaping a pilot project exploring devising with a cast of girls through audio. The mystery was built around the cathedral’s own heritage objects, including its paintings and a donated silver cup bearing a cryptic threat.
Photography (Still / Film)
Her photographic work has been exhibited in Stockholm and toured in Sweden, South Korea, and Japan, in both solo and collective exhibitions.
Alongside exhibitions, she has produced commissioned photography and short films for clients, publishers, and her own artistic projects.
She received The Children’s Prize in a touring exhibition competition in Sweden, voted by an audience of 37,000.
Singing and Voice
Trained through long-term private tuition in classical singing and voice, with experience as a soloist in theatre performances and later as a choral singer, as well as coaching in speech for professionals preparing public talks.
