Rosanna Liuski has been passionate about theatre for the past decade. Her biggest achievements as an actor have been in Rambo at Finnish National Theatre, directed by Elina Kilkku, 2015; SKAM at Culture House Martinus, Finland's premiere, directed by Tiina Brännare, 2020; On Your Lips short film directed by Joonas Rutanen, Making Movies 2012, that received the best National short -award.
As a critic she always looks for the deeper meanings in the performances, either psychologically, politically or philosophically. "Theatre is for entertainment, a moment for escape, but most importantly for growth; an imaginative pathway to understand the world", is her view on theatre.
Her goal is to become a director in the field, though she is currently studying physiotherapy in Helsinki, Metropolia. She is interested in psycho-physical viewpoint and breathing, which she believes is going to help her to become a succesful director as well.
She has been Finland's admin since Autumn 2018.
If you want Rosanna Liuski to review your show contact her: liuski.broadwayworldfinland@gmail.com , Instagram
Review: A DOLL'S HOUSE, PART 2 at the Helsinki City Theatre
December 22, 2018
December 22, 2018
A Doll's house, part 2 (Nukkekoti osa 2) at the Helsinki City Theatre is minimalistic statement, almost a rantlike play, emphasizing the chemistries of the characters, with usage of prop - and sound-details that phase the play and bring more drama on stage.
Review and photos: THE LORD OF THE RINGS mesmerizes at the Turku City Theatre
November 28, 2018
November 28, 2018
the Lord of the Rings at the Turku City theatre is just phenomenal and mesmerizing. Every aspect of it is created with huge love and detail. Anyone who has even a small interest to the saga should absolutely go see it!
Review and photos: THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA at the Finnish National Opera
November 27, 2018
November 27, 2018
The Phantom of the Opera at the Finnish National Opera is a great, must see performance of the well-known musical. It's a show with a big budget, something you can't see anywhere else in Finland.
Review: Jovial HANSEL AND GRETEL at The Swedish Theatre Of Helsinki
November 19, 2018
November 19, 2018
The Swedish theatre of Helsinki brings the story of Hansel and Gretel alive in a joyful way and is genius in its creativity and well timed choreography!
Interview: ILKKA HAMALAINEN is the THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA at the Finnish National Opera
November 17, 2018
November 17, 2018
Interview with Ilkka Hamalainen who plays the title role of the Phantom of the Opera in the Finnish National Opera
Interview: IIDA ANTOLA is CHRISTINE of THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA at the Finnish National Opera
November 17, 2018
November 17, 2018
Interview with Iida Antola, who plays the role of Christine at the Phantom of the Opera in the Finnish National Opera
Review: BABYLON from the Red Nose Company
November 6, 2018
November 6, 2018
We walk into the auditorium to find seats, to which we gain help: 'Yea yea, this way, there are many seats certainly left over here!' It's the clown whom we saw in the advertisement, shouting with her nasal voice. She is leading us.
Review: 9 HYVÄÄ SYYTÄ ELÄÄ (9 GOOD REASONS TO LIVE) at Ryhmäteatteri
November 2, 2018
November 2, 2018
All in all 9 good reasons to live is very touching story full of representations of various hapless fates of lives. The play doesn't feed information but leaves space for audiences imagination and own thoughts and interpretations. A possibility to see her own self.
Review: LISTA (THE LIST) at Finnish National Theatre
October 24, 2018
October 24, 2018
The List is a touching story of a distressed 21st centry woman that teaches that life can be harmonious and charming, if we just could accept it with all its blessings and burdens, all of which we cannot control.
Review: MUSTA SAARA (SARAH THE BLACK) at the Finnish National Theatre
October 9, 2018
October 9, 2018
Sara the Black (Musta Saara) at the Finnish National Theatre covers some tough and hard, irritatingly close-by topics: Europe's situation and its Romani people, and of course the darkest pits and sides of a humanbeing. All in all Musta Saara is the spectacle of this Fall. With catchy songs, thought out set of lighting, costumes, great acting and an important storyline, this show shows what the National Theatre can do at its best.
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