Actor • Norway
Andreas Vedvik
Bringing depth to characters on the fringes of society. Misunderstood, shame-ridden, lonely, or isolated — these are the roles where I thrive.
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Actor • Norway
Bringing depth to characters on the fringes of society. Misunderstood, shame-ridden, lonely, or isolated — these are the roles where I thrive.
Andreas Vedvik is a Norwegian actor educated at Westerdals in 2021. He made his debut in Stine Indergård's production NO-WAY, directed by Rudolf Terland Bjørnerem.
Together with Tyrone Douglas, he staged the trilogy A Working Class Hero, A Middle Class Hero, and The Dreamer over a two-year period. He has also appeared in NRK's Lillestad and Discovery+'s Basic Bitch Season 3.
Acting became a passion for him after attending a folk high school in Sunnhordaland, particularly through his role as Helge Ombo in The Man Who Loved Yngve.
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2018 — 2021
Høyskolen Kristiania avdeling Westerdals. Specialized in classical and contemporary acting techniques, screen performance, and character development.
2016 — 2017
Focused on experimental performance, devised theatre, and interdisciplinary practices at University of Agder.
2015 — 2016
Specialized in physical theater, improvisation, and devised performance at Sunnhordaland Folkehøgskole.
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